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Western Railway collects Rs 121.67 crore in fines between April and October

Several ticket-checking drives were conducted between April and October, yielding collections over 51 per cent higher than the same period last year and 14 per cent above the Railway Board’s target

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WR recovered Rs 24.20 crore from 3.39 lakh passengers for travelling without tickets and carrying unbooked luggage. Representational Pic/File

WR recovered Rs 24.20 crore from 3.39 lakh passengers for travelling without tickets and carrying unbooked luggage. Representational Pic/File

To curb the menace of ticketless/irregular passengers and to ensure hassle-free and comfortable travel to all bona fide passengers, the Western Railway (WR) is carrying out intensive ticket-checking drives frequently on Mumbai suburban, Mail/Express as well as passenger and holiday special trains.

The ticket-checking teams, under the supervision of senior commercial officers of WR, organised several drives during the period from April to October and recovered fines worth Rs 121.67 crore. This amount is 51 per cent higher than the collection made during the corresponding period last year as well as more than 14 per cent more over the target set by Railway Board.

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