Indore Metro issues guidelines, penalties for safe & efficient travel
Additionally, the guidelines include a list of 'violations' that can lead to penalties and even imprisonment.
Adherence to these guidelines, which have also been posted at every station of the Indore Metro, is crucial for maintaining the efficiency and pristine condition of the city's latest public transit system, senior officials said.
The offences and penalties that MPMRCL has identified include drunkenness, causing a nuisance, spitting, sitting on the floor of the train, quarrelling, taking offensive materials, defacing metro properties, and unauthorized sale of tickets.
For each of these violations, the authority has fixed a penalty of Rs 200. Additionally, there is a penalty of Rs 400 for the unauthorized sale of articles on the metro railway.
Travelling without a ticket or pass will make the passenger liable for an excess charge of Rs 50 and the maximum fare of the system. According to the guidelines, demonstrating of any kind upon the railway, writing, pasting in compartments or carriages, or refusal to be removed can result in exclusion from attending demonstrations, removal from compartments or carriages, or a fine of Rs 500.
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There is a penalty of Rs 5,000, along with removal from the train, if caught travelling on the roof of the train. According to the guidelines, there is imprisonment of up to 3 months or a fine of up to Rs 250, or both, for unlawful entry (such as entering the coach reserved for women). This penalty and imprisonment are doubled for unlawful entry and walking on the metro track.
Obstructing officials on duty can lead to imprisonment of up to 1 year or a fine of up to Rs 1,000, or both.
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