Railway: Platform ticket will be available at these stations for Rs 50, not Rs 10, see what is the reason

Railway Increased Platform Ticket Rate : The festival season has started across the country, people Diwali And to celebrate Chhath, they are reaching their ancestral residence after traveling a long distance. Most of the people use Indian Railways for this journey. Railways have also made special arrangements regarding the crowd inside the stations and the train. Let us tell you that the Central Railway has increased the platform ticket at its 6 major railway stations to Rs 50.

Now fewer people will go to the platform
In this festive season, the Central Railway has taken a big decision to prevent chaos during the rush at all its railway stations. Central Railway has increased the price of platform tickets at some of its major stations in order to control the number of unnecessary people. The new and increased prices have come into effect from this morning.

Now platform ticket will be available for Rs 50
Platform ticket prices have now been increased directly from Rs 10 to Rs 50 at major stations in Mumbai from Saturday to control overcrowding during the festive season. However, these prices have been implemented temporarily.

Prices will be applicable till October 31
Central Railway’s Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) Shivaji Sutar says that the new rates are for Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Dadar (Dadar), Lokmanya Tilak Terminus, Thane (Thane). , Kalyan and Panvel. These stations are the busiest junctions for long distance trains, and will remain in force till October 31.

decision taken many times
The CPRO of Central Railway says that this increase has been done in view of the huge rush of passengers during the festive season. It is to be known that such a temporary increase in platform tickets has been implemented several times by the Zonal Railways in Mumbai in the last two years.

increased number of trains
Let us tell you that this time some stations of Central Railway have not seen the same congestion and chaos as before. Keeping in mind the increasing number of passengers in view of Diwali and Chhath, new trains are being run continuously.

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