Mumbai: Rubina Akib Inamdar, a female ticket inspector of Central Railway, collected Rs. 45K fines from 150 ticketless passengers over a day on the Central route on Monday. It becomes difficult to travel on trains when the ticketless passenger footfall increases, especially in the AC local and first-class coaches.

General compartment commuters often travel in AC trains and first-class coaches during peak hours. Because of this issue, ticket checkers are conducting large-scale checks on both the Central and Western routes.

Rubina Akib Inamdar caught the ticketless passengers on the Central line, collecting over Rs. 45,705 in a single day. She is being praised on social media, especially on X.

Check Post by Central Railway

Central Railway recently posted on X, stating, ''Record-breaking single-day performance in ticket checking. Congrats to Rubina Akib Inamadar, (TTI) Travelling Ticket Inspector, Tejaswini 2 Batch, Mumbai Division. Today, she detected a total of 150 irregular/without-ticket cases, generating Rs. 45,705 in ticket checking revenue, including Rs. 16,430 from 57 without-ticket cases in First Class. A truly rockstar single-day performance''.

The most special achievement is that Rubina caught 57 people travelling without tickets in first class, collecting Rs.14,000 from these irregular passengers. Several times, the Western and Central Railways have run drives to catch ticketless passengers. As a result, the number of ticketless travellers is now decreasing.

Citizen Reaction to Her Single-Day Achievement

In an outstanding achievement by the women ticket Inspector (TTI), one of the users of X mentioned her on his post by saying'' Rubina Akib Inamdar, a Travelling Ticket Inspector (TTI) from the Tejaswini 2 batch, Mumbai Division, has set a new record for single-day ticket checking performance. Her dedication and efficiency in ensuring ticket compliance have made this a truly rockstar performance. The railway authorities have recognized and appreciated her exceptional efforts in maintaining discipline and revenue integrity on Mumbai's busy train routes''.