Video: Railway Employee Replaces Passenger's Rs 500 Note With Rs 20, Officials Take Disciplinary Action
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Responding to the post, concerned railway authorities said, "The employee has been taken up and disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against him".
A video of a railway employee cheating a passenger during a cash-based transaction at Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station has surfaced on social media. The clip was shared on Twitter by a user named Rail Whispers on Friday. The incident took place on Tuesday, as per the caption of the post. #Nizamuddin station booking officeDate 22.11.22Rs 500 converted into Rs 20 by the booking clerk.@GM_NRly@RailwayNorthern@drm_dli@RailMinIndia@AshwiniVaishnaw@IR_CRB@RailSamachar@VijaiShanker5@PRYJ_Bureau@kkgauba@tnmishra111@AmitJaitly5pic.twitter.com/SH1xFOacxf The employee has been taken up and disciplinary proceedings have been initiated against him.
In the video, a man sitting behind the ticketing counter is caught committing money fraud. Despite accepting Rs 500, the railway employee is seen trying to fool the passenger by replacing his note with Rs 20 and demanding more money to issue a ticket costing Rs 125.
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