@aryaaaa_achuu@RailMinIndia If only presumptions were the truth. Loud noises in a boisterous tone in a public places. Is this civilized and respectful behavior? Actually it's the other way around.
@RailMinIndia Today, in Train no 16576 from MAJN to Yeshwanthpur jn. Coach no D3. Youngsters sitting in seat no 11 to 20 shouting at the top of their voices and disturbing everyone. Kindly help.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia Firstly the profile picture of yours is not that of a human I.e fake profile picture. Secondly if any one or two of you people had traveled, would you people have indulged in such high decibel activities? You people perceived that the group gave you strength. Brute mob mentality.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia We r not in a jungle where might is right. Tomorrow if a mob indulges in hooliganism in the neighborhood, one would neither shoot them dead nor show one's bones by telling them directly. If people can't tolerate social media posts, forget about listening to direct advice.
@VaishnaviP28 Ma'am, initially I told your friends, but they didn't oblige. If you could kindly check the Railway rules, it's written clearly that such type of incidents should be reported by telephonic call, Twitter etc. Hope it's understood.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia That's shooting the messenger. We are not in a perfect world. If that be so, there would have been no requirement for grievance redressal mechanisms, consumer courts, law enforcement agencies etc. In the present scenerio also, sound pollution led to the chain of events.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia We tend to hear what we want to hear. The so called songs πsung by the group at maximum decibels, might have got lots of appreciation among your friends, but resulted in bleeding from the ears of others. There are so many online avenues nowadays, where can one can shout/sing.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia One man's medicine is another man's poison. There's something called civic behavior in public places. If people can defend the indefensible, nothing more to say. Get well soon.
@rpfswrmys@rpfswr@RailwaySeva Sir, that time no net connection. Anyhow, Railway officials and RPF officials at Sakleshpura politely advised them to avoid nuisance to others. After that there was no more loud noises from any coach till Bangalore. Thank you so much Sir. Regards.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia Ma'am, did any passenger tell the RPF officials that your colleagues were silent? None. When we are in a group, it gives a sense of combined strength with less responsibility by individual members. We neglect the impact of our actions on others.
@pristy_paul@sawmteitochhong@RailMinIndia If that was a lie, then why should someone complain. It was about the shouting which occurred before the tunnels. And human beings stop having civic sense when unnoticed. One's wrong action won't justify another one's.
@sawmteitochhong@RailMinIndia Ma'am I am not judgemental, but every one has got conscience. It will tell us whether our actions are a source of nuisance for others.
@sawmteitochhong@RailMinIndia Ma'am, one group of people's actions may not be enjoyment to other people in public places. It's neither assumption nor presumption but sheer reality. If youngters or like minded people want to enjoy by shouting, there are private places. Unfortunately Railway premises are not.
@sawmteitochhong@RailMinIndia Ma'am, when human beings become a mass, logic becomes casualty. We requested you once to reduce the noise, but unfortunately no response. So only I had to tweet to Railways. Anyhow thanks for the polite response. Regards Ma'am.
@Devika_Nair_PT@RailMinIndia Ma'am, no one would complain to Railways without any reason. Kindly introspect all your colleagues' actions before RPF came in. One person's enjoyment should not be nuisance for other general public.
@sklr_op_mys@rpfswr@RailwaySeva@rpfswrmys Thank you Sirs. Railways and RPF took action promptly. Actually people should know that in public places their joyous moments may be nuisance for others. Your advise to them will act as a deterrent to them and others in future. Thank you once again.
@RailMinIndia Today, in Train no 16576 from MAJN to Yeshwanthpur jn. Coach no D3. Youngsters sitting in seat no 11 to 20 shouting at the top of their voices and disturbing everyone. Kindly help.