User X Abhinav Singh shared a post on the microblogging platform claiming that he and his fellow passengers had problems accessing drinking water during a recent train journey. He also shared a video showing a staff member motioning for Singh to leave as he asks for water in a bottle.
User X claimed that he and his fellow passengers struggled to find drinking water while traveling on the train. He also flagged the Indian Railways. (X/@ProteinEnforcer)
“The struggle for water in Indian Railways is real. I was not alone, five other people were looking for water. I wanted to break the door fir ek ne bottle laake diya (I wanted to break the door and then one person got bottles)! Pathetic,” Singh wrote and tagged the official account of Indian Railway Catering & Tourism Corporation Ltd.
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Singh also shared two visuals. One video shows him asking for water from the railway staff, who dismiss Singh with his gesture. The second photo shows two people holding bottles of water.
Indian Railways reacted to the announcement with a standardized response. “Sir, we regret the experience you had. I request you to share PNR and mobile number,” they wrote.
See the entire post of one traveler here:
Since it was shared, the viral post has garnered more than 57,000 views. The share additionally collected almost 300 likes. People posted different comments as they reacted to the share.
What did X users say about this post about Indian Railways?
“What kind of service is this? Service completely down,” user X tweeted.
“At Vande Bharat, they switched to 500 ml bottles from 1 lt. Upon enquiry, I was lucky to get another bottle, but one of the fellow travelers was asked to pay for the second bottle. There is no standard process,” shared another.
“Really bad behavior and I lost my ₹10 too when the guy told me change nahi hai abhi la ke deta hun (I don’t have change, I’ll bring it in a moment) but it disappeared, really pathetic,” added a third.
“Is this real? What’s going on with the railways?” asked the fourth.
“I faced the same problem a few weeks ago. There is no water after 11 p.m.,” expressed the fifth.
“This is pathetic, bro,” wrote a sixth.
A few months ago, X user Rajendra Kumbhat shared a post on the microblogging platform claiming that there was a problem with the design of bottle holders in Indian Railways trains. “Do you know @AshwiniVaishnaw water bottles (including those supplied by Indian Railways to passengers on certain premium trains) do not fit in bottle holders installed by Indian Railways?” he tweeted, tagging Railway Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw.
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