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Fake Ticket Examiner Caught At Pecharthal Railway Station In North Tripura

by Edinburg Post Report
November 14, 2024
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The day after a fake ticket examiner was detained at Manu railway station, another individual posing as a TTE was arrested at Pecharthal railway station in North Tripura on Thursday.

According to a report by Indian Express, a railway official stated that 24-year-old Kaushik Sarkar was handed over to authorities by passengers who grew suspicious of his behaviour while he checked the tickets of hawkers and others on an Agartala-Dharmanagar train. Later, Sarkar was transferred to the Government Railway Police in Dharmanagar.

Fake TTE Detained At Manu railway station In Tripura

A man was detained at the Manu railway station in Tripura on Wednesday for reportedly posing as a travelling ticket examiner and collecting “fines” from ticketless passengers.

As per the report of India Express, the police confirmed that the accused was identified as Hossain Ali, a resident of Kailashahar in the Unakoti district of Tripura.

Ali told police he received a message on Instagram offering a central government position. “They (members of the online group) messaged me on Instagram about providing a central government job. I thought  it’s a central government job and I could earn a good amount of money. They gave me a link to fill the application form. Later, they informed me that I had been selected. They even sent me a uniform, a diary, and even an ID card,” he said to the police.

Ali further told the police that he was asked to collect Rs 150 and Rs 200 as fines from long-distance ticket-less passengers travelling on trains.

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