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Video Of Railways Employee Throwing Garbage On Tracks From Moving Train Goes Viral

Railways authorities responded swiftly

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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Video Of Railways Employee Throwing Garbage On Tracks From Moving Train Goes Viral

A recent video which captured a railways employee carelessly discarding garbage onto the tracks from a moving train has triggered widespread outrage on social media.

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The incident took place aboard the Subedarganj-Lokmanya Tilak Special Fare SF Special, which runs between Subedarganj and Mumbai’s Lokmanya Tilak Terminus. The footage, widely shared online, shows the employee ignoring warnings from a concerned passenger and continuing to litter without hesitation.

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As the video gained traction, it prompted an official response from Railway Seva, which confirmed that the individual had been dismissed from service on the very day of the incident, February 27. The Ministry of Railways also addressed the matter, reiterating its commitment to maintaining cleanliness and enforcing accountability among its staff.

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The Ministry of Railways tweeted, “Thanks for the information, as soon we received the complaint, the railways has taken action. The OBHS staff named Kanchan Lal working in spl train 04115 has been removed from job. Also heavy penalty imposed on OBHS contractor. Indian Railways is working 24/7 for the service of the Nation.”

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The viral video sparked a heated discussion among social media users, with many condemning the blatant disregard for public responsibility. Some called for stricter measures to ensure railways staff uphold cleanliness standards, while others lamented the broader issues within public service employment. Amidst the criticism, many also commended the authorities for their swift action, with users expressing surprise at the efficiency of the response.

This incident highlights the ongoing need for greater awareness and stricter enforcement of environmental responsibility, particularly within public service sectors. As the debate continues, it serves as a reminder of the collective role individuals and institutions play in maintaining cleanliness and civic responsibility.

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