English, asked by mutheyash, 1 month ago

why is it unwise to
travel ticketless

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Answered by zeh123

Answer:

If you are caught travelling without a ticket on Indian Railways, you'll face a penalty. You will be asked to pay a minimum fine of ₹ 250, along with the cost of the ticket for the distance you have travelled. ... Failing to pay the penalty can result in being imprisoned for up to six months

Answered by shridharpanada

Answer:

A new racket has cropped up to the utter discomfiture of the Railways — “insured ticketless travelling”.

The desperation of the Railways to rake in more revenue by raising ticket fares has apparently resulted in a racket in which a section of the hapless commuters have sought refuge.

Top Railway officials said some touts have floated an “insurance scheme” which guarantees the commuter ticketless travel for a monthly premium of about Rs. 100, guarding the commuter against any inspection by the Railway authorities or the police.

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