S. Jasbir Singh A Ticket Collector Was Assaulted By 3Passengers In A Local Train In Mumbai After He Asked For Tickets
— ਹਤਿੰਦਰ ਸਿੰਘ (@Rajput131313) August 17, 2024
After Finding They Are Widout Ticket TC Told Them To Pay Fine, They Torned His Shirt, Injured Him.
People Were Busy Making Video Instead Of Saving Old TC.#shame pic.twitter.com/XyKoA5Vfow
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Recently, a video went viral on social media, displaying a Ticket Inspector being assaulted in the Mumbai local train by some ticketless passengers. The passengers were travelling in the Churchgate-Virar AC local train, but had the First Class tickets of the Non-AC train. When confronted by the Ticket Inspector, the passengers physically attacked him. The passengers even tore off his shirt, leading to the loss of cash collected through fines.
Chief Ticket Inspector Jasbir Singh opened up on the situation, “They had first class passes which are not allowed onboard the AC local train. After we charged them, one of them Aniket Bhosale started arguing and started assaulting. When the train reached Borivali, I asked Bhosale to disembark, but he refused and physically assaulted me, tearing my uniform and in the melee, I lost Rs 1,500 collected as fine from other passengers.”
He further added, “The train was delayed and detained at Borivali after which we called the RPF and railway police, who were able to de-train them at Nalasopara. Later, as we were about to file a case, Bhosale admitted his wrongdoing, paid up the lost amount and submitted a written apology to the authorities and said that a case would impact his job prospects. We decided to let Bhosale go with a warning after receiving a written apology from him.”