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There is no difference between a premium train and a local bus when some passengers think the entire coach belongs to them. Shouting, loud conversations, videos without earphones, and complete disregard for fellow passengers have become far too common. People pay extra for trains like Shatabdi expecting a comfortable...

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I genuinely want an explanation for this. SCAM run by IRCTC For the same train, same class (2AC), and the same date (9th), IRCTC shows a fare of ₹3,780 with a dynamic charge of ₹521. When I move across dates and come back to the exact same journey, the fare drops to around ₹3,505 while the dynamic charge suddenly falls to ₹261. If a seat is sold with a ₹261 dynamic charge, why was a higher dynamic charge being shown moments earlier for the same availability? Dynamic pricing is supposed to reflect demand, not behave like a slot machine. Ye Can Ministry of Railways and IRCTC explain how passengers are expected to trust fare calculations when the same seat appears to attract different dynamic charges within minutes? Passengers deserve transparency, not a pricing black box. And I'm really stunned to see that for the 60-day advance reservation the price is, at one instance, shown without dynamic fare & In the other instance when I switch between previous day and next day, the prices are again inflated. This is absolutely ridiculous. Just before people tell me that I should be checking on the app, the same behavior is on the app as well. I'm saying the same behavior on the desktop website of IRCTC. This is absolutely unacceptable by all means. What on earth are you doing Ashwini Vaishnaw!?? Congress Raghav Chadha please raise these issues in the parliament. Railways is what a common man would just traveling long distances and cheating them like this is unfair!!! Consumer Affairs #IRCTC #Railways #IndianRailways #ConsumerRights

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