Is Indian Railway’s a boon or bane?

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Indian Railways, a Government operated organization named Ministry of Railways, a medium of transport, whether for a rich person or if it is about the poor. If we talk about rating among the world, then India is positioned as the 4th largest railway network of India.
Here we are talking about the things which gives a dark shade on its reputation. What things are bothering us with this issue? Well! We will not go so far, but will take a recent example of Tejas Express, a train which was flagged by Railway Minister Suresh Prabhu. The train was set to cover the journey from Delhi to Mumbai, but was vandalized by the travelers. People have expressed shock and horror at headphones being nicked from the Tejas Express, the windows were crashed too.Likewise, we can target our audience for being so cruel with gifted things which were made for the benefit of our society. Well! This was about the public, but they are not the one, Authorities too shows some negligence during their working hours. What kind of negligence? I hope this question had arrived in your mind while reading it. So, now I will describe you a miss happening that took place with known of mine. Though after AC coaches, we prefer Sleeper coaches as it’s a bit safer than the General Coach. Is it so? No, in my case it is not.

Well! The situation took place while he was travelling from Bihar to Ambala. He (Baabul) was travelling along with her newly wedded wife to go to her sister’s home. Babbul was travelling in sleeper class and some person who was sitting next to him sprayed his eyes and stole the bag in which luggage was of worth 60,000. Now, whom he can blame. Meanwhile, we can say the only AC class is the safer, but what about the middle class person who can’t afford to travel in AC coach?

Who will answer it? Who will create some laws for this as well? Who will provide the authenticity on the Sleeper coach? There are plenty of questions, but limited answers. If someone will ask about this situation, then most of us will blame the thieve for their activity, but no one will blame the authority as they provide them the sort of sleeper class from the general one by taking bribe.

Our Modi Government, no doubt, working for public by establishing more and more by opening schemes and missions. Some of them were Demonetisation, GST but all we forget about is BRIBE. Since all the things are improving, I would request the Government or authority to take strict action against the Bribe as well, because no one has to suffer except of common people, who expect a lot from the Government.
Location: India

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Unknown said…
Sahi baat h humne kabhi bhi authorities ko blame nhi kiya... Government should take strict action on this issue
17 July 2017 at 10:06
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