Crores of people travel from Railways every day in India. For which thousands of trains are run by the railways. Rail travel is very convenient and comfortable. This is why most people prefer to travel by train. Most of the people traveling by rail prefer to travel by making reservation.
People get a lot of facilities in the reserve coach. Some rules have also been fixed by the Railways regarding ticket booking. Many people also have a question in the mind that if four people have booked tickets for the train simultaneously. Three of them were confirmed and not one. Then how will he be able to travel the passenger? Let us tell you what are the rules in this regard.
If a ticket has been booked for four passengers on the same PNR. Three of these passengers are confirmed tickets. And a passenger ticket is still waiting. So the fourth passenger whose ticket is waiting. So in such a situation, the rule of confirmed ticket applies to the fourth passenger.
This means that tickets can be confirmed for three passengers. But the ticket of the fourth passenger was not canceled. He can travel on that ticket. However, they will not get a seat as their ticket is not confirmed. But if any seat is vacant in the journey. Therefore, TTE can allot that seat to him.
If four passengers have booked tickets simultaneously. And only one of them has got confirmed tickets. The remaining three could not be confirmed. Therefore, the same rule also applies to the tickets of those three passengers. A passenger gets a seat. The remaining three passengers do not get seats. If there is a seat vacant in the train during the journey. Therefore, TTE can give a seat to any of them.