Utility News Desk !!! More than 2.5 crore people travel by train every day in India. This number is equal to the population of a country like Australia. Often when people have to travel short distances, they prefer to travel by train. Traveling by train is convenient.
There are both general and reserved coaches in the train. Any passenger can sit on any seat. There is no rule for that. But in reserved coaches, passengers can sit on the seat they have reserved. But it is often seen that many passengers are forced to sit on other passengers’ seats in reserved coaches.
If someone forcibly sits on your seat while traveling in a train, then you do not need to fight. You can easily remove it. If a passenger forcibly sits on your seat in the train, then you can complain about it to the TTE present in the coach. Apart from this, you can also call the railway helpline number 139. At the same time, you can also take help from the railway’s official app Rail Madad.