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On Camera, Ticketless Traveller Attacks Ticket Examiner In Mumbai Local Train
A passenger in a local train in Mumbai assaulted a travelling ticket inspector (TTE) on Friday on being asked to pay a fine for not having a valid ticket.
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Rs 100 Crore Fine Collected From Ticketless Train Passengers In Mumbai: ''A Record''
The fine amount includes collection from ticketless passengers in suburban, as well as Express and other regular trains within the Mumbai division.
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1,035 Arrested For Singing, Playing Cards On Mumbai Locals In 5 Years: RTI
The Central and Western Railways have arrested 1,035 people for singing 'qawalis', 'bhajans' and for playing cards in suburban trains in the last 5 years and collected over Rs 12 lakh from them as fine, an RTI has query has revealed.
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Beggars Shell Out Rs 70 Lakh in Fines on Mumbai's Local Trains in 2014
Beggars and hawkers in Mumbai's local trains have shelled out Rs 70 lakh in the form of fines in 2014. The Railway Police claims it has collected fines of up to Rs 1.89 crore in 2014, of which Rs 70 lakh came from beggars and hawkers.
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On Camera, Ticketless Traveller Attacks Ticket Examiner In Mumbai Local Train
A passenger in a local train in Mumbai assaulted a travelling ticket inspector (TTE) on Friday on being asked to pay a fine for not having a valid ticket.
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Rs 100 Crore Fine Collected From Ticketless Train Passengers In Mumbai: ''A Record''
The fine amount includes collection from ticketless passengers in suburban, as well as Express and other regular trains within the Mumbai division.
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1,035 Arrested For Singing, Playing Cards On Mumbai Locals In 5 Years: RTI
The Central and Western Railways have arrested 1,035 people for singing 'qawalis', 'bhajans' and for playing cards in suburban trains in the last 5 years and collected over Rs 12 lakh from them as fine, an RTI has query has revealed.
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Beggars Shell Out Rs 70 Lakh in Fines on Mumbai's Local Trains in 2014
Beggars and hawkers in Mumbai's local trains have shelled out Rs 70 lakh in the form of fines in 2014. The Railway Police claims it has collected fines of up to Rs 1.89 crore in 2014, of which Rs 70 lakh came from beggars and hawkers.
