Section 137 of RA, 1989 : Section 137: Fraudulently Travelling Or Attempting To Travel Without Proper Pass Or Ticket
RA, 1989
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Explanation using Example
Imagine a scenario where an individual, let's call him Raj, decides to travel by train without purchasing a ticket. He sneaks into a train carriage and takes a seat, hoping not to be caught by the ticket inspector. This action falls under Section 137(1)(a) of The Railways Act, 1989, as Raj is traveling in contravention of section 55, which requires passengers to possess and show a valid ticket when asked.
During the journey, a ticket inspector approaches Raj and asks to see his ticket. Raj admits that he does not have one and had boarded the train with the intention of avoiding the...
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