Railways have made rules for the destination stations of passengers arriving at night in long distance trains. According to which, it is the responsibility of TT to wake up the passenger and guide him to his station. Know this rule of Railways.
New Delhi. While traveling by train, there are many passengers whose destination station arrives at night, they are unable to sleep the whole night due to the fear that they might miss their station. In this way, we spend the whole night awake and in this way we continue to sleep the next day. You should know that Railways has made rules for such passengers and under this, it is the responsibility of TT to wake up such passengers. Let us know the rules of railways.
Indian Railways has made rules to provide special facilities to passengers traveling by trains. It is mandatory for the train staff to follow this rule. If someone is negligent in this regard, action can be taken against him if a complaint is made.
According to the railway manual, if a passenger arrives at the destination station between 10 pm to 6 am in the AC coaches of premium trains Rajdhani, Tejas, Duronto and mail and express trains, it is the responsibility of the TT to wake him up and deboard him conveniently. Is. For this, TT has a wake up memo.
During ticket checking, the name and seat number of passengers boarding at night has to be written in the memo. And before reaching the station, the coach attendant has to be sent, woken up and told about the destination station. Not only this, if a passenger has to get down at one station at night and catch another train (PNR of the ticket should be the same), giving him information about his train and platform is also included in the rules. If any TT is negligent in this regard, a complaint can also be filed against him.
