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This content creator insta @shrutii_gaurr reportedly received a legal notice from IRCTC after publishing a video showing allegedly poor-quality food being served on a train. The video, which went viral on social media, raised concerns about hygiene standards, food quality, and passenger services on premium railway routes. The controversy...

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