As is the case for most matterts,the entry of unauthorized persons to Railway stations is also the question of implementation. Beggers etc can be very easily identified and driven out or arrested. Other people can be penalized. If it is monitored by authorities, it can be easily solved. This is the question of willingness as is the case with most matters in India so far. more
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put sufficient over bridges and lifts to cross the railway stations from one side to another side for pedestrians in the city. more
Aug 29
Unscrupulous implementation of law with an intent to collect bribe is a bigger problem in India than the presence of beggars etc. on the platform. For example, a family of two adults and two small children are travelling together. Naturally, the husband keeps all the tickets. Suddenly the small baby needs milk, and the husband leaves the platform to bring milk. In the meantime, the Railway Inspector comes and starts checking platform tickets or travel tickets of people on the platform. The wife does not have her tickets in her possession. By law, she gets booted out of the platform with all her luggage, or forced to give bribe. If she doesn't give the bribe, she will miss the train. more
Aug 29
In my opinion, it is necessary to control access for security, cleanliness and congestion. more
Aug 29
