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Commuter body calls for 4-point upgrade to avert train crowding

Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh slams railway authorities after Mumbra train accident, citing ignored warnings and failed promises. The group demands medical aid, a dedicated suburban corridor, and autonomy for Mumbai local train operations.

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Chief Security Commissioner Hemant Kumar (second from left) at Mumbra station shortly after the mishap occurred on Monday. Pic/Rajendra B. Aklekar

Chief Security Commissioner Hemant Kumar (second from left) at Mumbra station shortly after the mishap occurred on Monday. Pic/Rajendra B. Aklekar

The Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh, which had raised red flags about the possibility of a tragedy due to overcrowding on trains, on Monday stated that injured commuters must receive immediate and full medical attention.

“We had consistently raised red flags about the deadly stretch between Diva and Kalwa, widely regarded as a death track. Despite multiple warnings and representations to the divisional railway manager, general manager, and even the Railway Board, no sustainable solution has been implemented,” Siddhesh Desai, a member of the Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh, who had been featured in a mid-day series on commuters’ woes titled Commute to Hell.

Madhu Kotian, president, Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh
Madhu Kotian, president, Mumbai Rail Pravasi Sangh

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