Railway Official's "Responsibility" Message As Passenger Keeps Feet On Food Tray
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The railway official said that people should travel responsibly and they should use the services for the purpose they are meant for.
There have been numerous instances of passengers complaining about the railway services and food. However, this time around, a railway official took to social media to express his disapproval of the misuse of railway property by a certain passenger. Mr Ananth Rupanagudi took to the microblogging platform and replied to a picture of a man sleeping with his feet kept on the snack train in the Vande Bharat Express train. Please use the fittings for the purpose they are meant for. They have been created for you with your money and hence you have a responsibility towards those fittings. And these trains are built at a considerable cost. Please travel responsibly. #VandeBharathttps://t.co/Cal0VpmAXM
A user, who goes by the handle Namma Kovai, took to X (formerly Twitter) and posted a picture of a user sleeping with his bare feet kept on the tray which is usually meant for serving refreshments on the train and questioned the lack of basic travel etiquette. "Chennai Vande Bharat. Such actions are not only disrespectful but also set a negative example for wider community. Placing one's feet on surfaces designated for dining is unsanitary and exhibits a lack of basic etiquette," he wrote alongside the image. The image seems to be a screenshot taken from the link to a YouTube video shared by the user.
The railway official took note of the same and expressed his disapproval. Mr Rupanagudi said that people should travel responsibly and they should use the services for the purpose they are meant for. "Please use the fittings for the purpose they are meant for. They have been created for you with your money and hence you have a responsibility towards those fittings. And these trains are built at a considerable cost. Please travel responsibly. #VandeBharat," he said on the microblogging platform.
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