Overview
- The drive is scheduled to start June 16 and will deploy special checking teams during morning and evening peak hours.
- Each of the 10–15 squads, comprised of 7–8 ticket checkers, will travel end to end in first-class coaches alongside Railway Protection Force personnel.
- Unauthorized travelers caught without valid tickets will incur immediate fines, with non-payers handed off at the next station for potential prosecution.
- Over the past two years, Central Railway apprehended about 2.95 million ticketless commuters and collected ₹158 crore in fines.
- The operation addresses commuter grievances over overcrowding and misuse of first-class space on suburban routes.