@RailwaySeva@RailMinIndia@AshwiniVaishnaw@rpfecr@EastCoastRail
Train No. 22504 Vivek Express, Coach S2 is suffering under extreme overcrowding by unauthorized passengers. RPF and TTE are only taking signatures, giving false assurances and posting formal replies on X,
Your department assured us that the situation would be resolved at Brahmapur, then again at Palasa, yet nothing has changed. Only repeated promises, formal replies and register signatures — no actual evacuation of unauthorized passengers from Coach S2 of 22504 Vivek Express.
@rpf_ecor_kur@DRMKhurdaRoad @DRMWaltairECoR @RailwaySeva@rpfpostpalasa Name: Gadadhar Das
Traveling on: Train No. 22504 Vivek Express
Reserved berth: Coach S2, Berth 54
Reported as a diabetic patient
Facing severe overcrowding issues in the reserved coach due to unauthorized passengers blocking passages and toilets.
Contact number - 96923 04131
@RailwaySeva@RailMinIndia
Train No. 22504 Vivek Express. Reserved coach S2 is overcrowded with non-reserved passengers. Passenger Mr. Gadadhar Das is unable to even reach berth S2/54 Upper after boarding from Bhubaneswar.
Just see the image and assume the worst situation at 40⁰ celcius temperature. Immediate action is needed — not promises. Kindly evacuate unauthorized passengers from S2 coach immediately and ensure safe travel for reserved passengers.
My father, a reserved passenger of berth S2/54, is a diabetic patient and has been unable to access the toilet for more than 2 hours due to overcrowding. In this extreme summer heat, the situation is becoming a serious safety and health concern and may even lead to heat stroke
undermines inclusive education, and weakens Odisha’s higher education system. Fees must be reduced and regular government funding ensured.
#InclusiveEducation#StudentWelfare#Odisha
@CMO_Odisha@suryabanshibjp@DHE_Odisha
We, the boarders of Ashoka Boys Hostel, BJB Autonomous College, urge the Odisha government to review the hostel fee structure. The hostel charges ₹12,000 as admission + ₹15,600 as readmission = ₹27,000+ in a single year,
plus ₹31,000 mess dues for the year -totaling over ₹58,000+, which is higher than many private hostels. For poor and meritorious students, this burden is unbearable, forcing many to abandon higher education midway. This defeats the very purpose of a government hostel,