Raipur. RPF regularly confiscates cylinders in the pantry cars of passenger trains. But the surprising thing is that only the officers of South East Central Railway do not follow the orders of the Railway Board. In fact, the Railway Board has banned the use of cylinders in trains after the recent accident. But today the GM inspected Raipur Railway Division from Bilaspur to Tilda. In this, a cylinder was present in one of the many salons that came from the zone, in which food was prepared for high officials. The goods of the salon were unloaded at Raipur Railway Station. Out of which one commercial cylinder was present and it was later taken to Raipur Railway Station in a battery operated vehicle. Now the question is that if the order of the Railway Board is flouted even under the supervision of a GM level officer, then how can it be banned in the pantry car of trains carrying ordinary passengers?
RPF confiscates cylinders in the pantry cars of passenger trains, but is it exempted in GM salons?
