Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw revealed in the Rajya Sabha that 80 passenger trains will be on standby at 60 busy stations across India during the festive season to handle the expected increase in crowds. This move is part of crowd management efforts to ensure smooth operations during peak travel times. The minister emphasized the implementation of a stringent ticketing policy to regulate passenger flow. Additionally, he outlined steps being taken to enhance safety measures and prevent train accidents. Vaishnaw reiterated the government’s dedication to modernizing railway infrastructure and operations, dismissing any claims of negligence or misconduct in recent railway incidents. The deployment of additional trains and the focus on safety initiatives aim to provide a more efficient and secure travel experience for passengers during the festive period.

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