But as soon as he caught sight of a woman, a shocking twist came in the story. The woman appeared nervous in the face, wiping sweat from the forehead and said - I am not a ticket ... but my husband is in GRP. This answer not only shocked TTE, but in the next few minutes the peace of the train turned into a big ruckus.
In fact, there was a big uproar in the Hirakund Express going to Visakhapatnam on Tuesday when a dispute started between TTE and a female passenger who was checking tickets in the train, which later increased even more after the intervention of the woman's GRP constable husband. The incident became so tense that as soon as he reached Jhansi station, many GRP personnel boarded the train and forcibly took down TTE. After this, the train left without TTE.
How did the controversy start? TTE Dinesh Kumar, connected to Katni station of Jabalpur division, was checking the general ticket of the train. When a woman sitting on the berth number 38 of the B-1 coach was asked to show the ticket, she told that she does not have a reservation and her husband Sandeep Kumar, who is a constable in GRP, is sitting on the second seat in the same coach. When Dinesh insisted on showing the ticket as per the rules, the debate started.
Husband changed the atmosphere as soon as he reached The woman's husband Sandeep Kumar started arguing with TTE as soon as he reached the spot. TTE spoke of action as per the rules, but Sandeep not only refused to cooperate, but allegedly increased the dispute. As soon as the train reached Lalitpur and then Jhansi station, GRP personnel boarded the train and forcefully took Dinesh Kumar from the train and took them to the police station.
TTE's charge - reconciliation under assault and pressure TTE Dinesh Kumar in his written complaint claimed that not only was assaulted at the GRP police station, but also under pressure, the reconciliation letter was also signed. He says that the whole incident is not only against the honor of railway employees, but also disregard the rules as a system.
Outrage among railway employees, demand for action There is a lot of resentment among the railway employees of Jhansi division after the incident. The local TTE Association met the DRM to call the entire case derogatory and unacceptable and demanded strict action against the accused GRP jawans.
Three -member inquiry committee constituted On Wednesday, a three -member inquiry committee has been formed, including senior officials of Railway Administration, RPF and GRP, which will go to the bottom of the dispute. Jhansi division Additional Divisional Railway Manager (ADRM) OP Nandish Shukla has also taken a letter to the ADGP (GRP), taking the matter seriously, demanding strict action against the culprits.
