A recent video showing overcrowding in a 2nd AC train coach has raised concerns about service standards within Indian Railways. Passengers shared stories of standing for hours despite having confirmed seats, criticising authorities for their perceived lack of responsiveness. Taxpayers expressed frustration over high tax burdens juxtaposed with inadequate public services, questioning government priorities amid investments in high-speed trains. In response, Indian Railways plans to introduce more affordable non-AC trains, recognizing the need to address overcrowding issues predominantly experienced in unreserved and sleeper class travel, which constitute a significant portion of the rail passenger traffic in India. This shift aims to improve accessibility and comfort for millions of train commuters nationwide.
2nd CLASS AC COACH PASSENGERS HARASSED BY TICKETLESS PASSENGERS. SHOULD GOVT PRIORITISE SERVICE QUALITY BEFORE ACQUIRING MORE HIGH SPEED TRAINS ?
