Indian Railways: The National Green Tribunal has ordered that if any person is found spreading dirt on the railways, then a case can be registered against him.
Actually, till now there is only provision of fine in such cases. That is, now it can be heavy to spread dirt at the railway station.
There is news of work for the passengers traveling by rail. Indian Railways has taken a big step regarding the cleanliness of the railway station.
From time to time, many initiatives are taken by the railways to make the journey of railways easy and convenient. In this sequence, the Railways has taken another tremendous step. Let’s know about this new rule.
It will be heavy to spread dirt at the railway station
It is worth mentioning that the complaint of dirt at the railway station keeps on coming frequently. Passengers going to and from the station throw food items and wrappers etc. in the train itself. Due to this, dirt spreads at the railway station and inside the train.
But now the Railways has shown strictness against it. Now according to the new rules of the railways, if any person is seen doing dirt in the railway premises, strict action will be taken against him.
National Green Tribunal (National Green Tribunal) has taken strict steps for the people who spread the dirt, under this, now strict steps will be taken against the people who spread the garbage.
National Green Tribunal ordered
Keeping in mind the cleanliness of the railways, the National Green Tribunal has issued this order showing strictness. After this, the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation (IRCTC) has issued a notice to all the station in-charges.
According to this notice, now full participation of passengers will be sought regarding cleanliness on the railways. That is, now if any passenger spreads garbage on the tracks, platforms etc., then strict action will be taken against them.
NGT will take action against these passengers
According to the order given by the NGT (National Green Tribunal), if a passenger is found spreading garbage, a case will now be registered against him. Whereas earlier there was only a provision of fine against such people.
Now a flying squad has also been formed to oversee it. That is, under this, it will now be the responsibility of the officers to look after the cleanliness system in the railways. Apart from this, strict screws will be taken against such passengers.
