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🚨💀 You had a valid 2AC ticket... but boarded from another station without updating your boarding point A lady passenger booked her ticket from RKB (Raika Bagh Jn) in Train No. 15013 in 2AC, but she boarded the train from PMY (Pali Marwar), which comes around 2 hours later...

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