Indian Railways has launched a strategic plan during Shrawan to manage rising pilgrim traffic and ensure safety and comfort at major stations across the country. This is reported by the railway transport news portal Railway Supply.

Crowds of devotees are already gathering at Patna Junction and nearby hubs. To handle the surge, Indian Railways has deployed extra staff and introduced real-time monitoring through upgraded CCTV systems.

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According to Divisional Railway Manager Jayant Kumar Choudhary, station platforms are under constant surveillance. Additional officers now monitor passenger flow and respond swiftly to any issues that may arise.

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Indian Railways Improves Station Services During Pilgrim Rush

To support the growing footfall, Indian Railways has opened extra ticket counters and set up help desks at strategic locations. So, passengers now face shorter wait times and quicker service.

The Danapur division also arranged for standby medical teams and clean water access. Devotees can rest in shaded areas, and sanitation facilities have been enhanced for their comfort.

Indian Railways Collaborates With Authorities to Ensure Safety

Indian Railways works closely with local police and municipal bodies to coordinate crowd control and emergency response. This teamwork keeps operations smooth during this spiritual season.

Choudhary emphasized that proactive planning will help maintain order. Authorities plan to adjust staffing and resources based on real-time passenger flow throughout Shrawan.

These efforts reflect the ongoing commitment of Indian Railways to public service, especially during important cultural and religious periods.

Source: infra.economictimes.indiatimes.com

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