Indian Railways Rules for Women: Indian Railways provides a variety of facilities to the passengers. From senior citizens to women across the country, various special facilities are provided by the Railways.
Crores of people travel in trains daily, but now women can travel in trains without ticket… they can. Along with this, before Corona, the Railways used to give the benefit of concession in fare to senior citizens as well.
women can travel without ticket
According to railway rules, if a woman traveling in a train does not have a ticket, then she cannot be deboarded from the train. Many times it is seen that the female passenger has to travel in a hurry in the train, due to which she is not able to get the ticket. In such a situation, the woman cannot be deboarded from the train.
Railways has made many friendly rules
Railways have made several favorable rules for such situations. According to the rules of Indian Railways, if a woman or child is traveling alone in the train at night without a ticket, then the TTE cannot take her off the train. On doing so, the woman concerned can file a complaint against the concerned TT in the railway authority.
Know what are the rights of railways?
In Indian Railways, women give many rights to the passengers, so that you can overcome the difficulties faced during the journey. There is another rule of Passenger Friendly Railway that TTE cannot demand to show the ticket by waking up the passenger during the night journey to check the ticket. According to railway rules, passengers can sleep peacefully from 10:00 pm to 6:00 am, but this rule does not apply to those passengers who have boarded the train at night.
Let us tell you that now this problem is not there because almost all the long distance trains are interconnected. But even if you miss your train and you reach the next stop by car or bike, TT cannot give your vacant seat to anyone. This happens for 2 stations.
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