Begging on trains banned from December 1

Begging on trains banned from December 1

November 29, 2019   05:17 pm

The Ministry of Railway Services says that begging on trains will be prohibited with effect from December 01.

Issuing a statement, the ministry said that strict punishment will be imposed on those who continue to beg on trains from December 01. 

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