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A female ticket inspector fined a passenger, revealing a shocking truth upon seeing his passenger ID card! Here's the video!
It's the job of a railway TTE to check tickets during train travel so that action can be taken against those traveling without tickets. But imagine what would happen if the person doing the checking turned out to be a fake? Recently, a shocking incident surfaced on social media, leaving everyone stunned.
Fraud was going on in the sleeper coach of Falaknuma Express.
According to media reports, this strange incident took place in the sleeper coach of the famous Falaknuma Express running between Hyderabad's Secunderabad Junction and Howrah in West Bengal. An elderly man disguised as a TTE entered the train compartment and started checking the tickets of the passengers. He also collected Rs 1,300 to 1,400 from many passengers in the name of fine. He was also wearing an ID card around his neck so that no one would suspect him.
The secret was revealed when suspicion arose, Chinese characters were printed on the ID card.
A young man going to Odisha became suspicious of the old man's behaviour and actions. Citing the crowd in the general compartment, the young man asked for a sleeper coach, but the fake TTE demanded another 750 rupees from him. When the young man demanded to see his identity card, there was chaos.
In the video, the elderly man can be seen pretending to demand ID cards from passengers and claiming to be a TTE on duty. Upon closer inspection, his card was found to contain strange Chinese characters instead of English or Hindi. Faced with the exposure, the elderly man tried to quietly slip away, threatening to file a police complaint.
The video of the entire incident, shared on the Instagram handle '@rithik_roshan_das', has already been viewed millions of times. However, according to media reports, this video has not been independently verified. Following the video's release,social media users have expressed outrage and shock at this unique method of fraud. People have demanded that the Railway Protection Force (RPF) take strict legal action against the fraudster.
