Updated On: 12 March, 2025 08:17 AM IST | Mumbai | Rajendra B. Aklekar
Apart from not allowing waitlisted passengers, it is also being ensured that general class passengers are only allowed inside if their train is within two hours of departure; else they are made to wait in the holding area

Passengers go through a security check at Bandra station
The outstation train terminus on Mumbai’s Western Railway (WR) division on Tuesday became access-controlled, having entry exits of only confirmed ticket passengers and expanding the already existing holding areas following a new directive on crowd-control to cater to the Holi 2025 rush. A crowd-control war room has also been set-up to monitor the movement of passengers.
Apart from not allowing waitlisted passengers, it is also being ensured that general class passengers are only allowed inside if their train is within two hours of departure; else they are made to wait in the holding area.