The team also collected passengers’ feedback on food quality. The team, comprising seven ticket checking staff and two railway protection force (RPF) personnel, checked all the coaches. The hygiene and cleanliness of the car and the ingredients used to prepare the food were checked. “We informed them about the helplines like 138 for complaints, and 139 for rail enquires, among others,” the official said.Vijuvin said surprise inspection will continue to curb ticketless travel and ensure proper maintenance of passenger amenities. “A majority of them were satisfied with the quality of food served,” the official said.The team also created awareness on various passenger helplines they have created, so that passengers could seek assistance while travelling.
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