Durai Vaiko seeks augmentation of coaches in Tiruchi-Rameswaram unreserved express

Tiruchi MP Durai Vaiko has requested the Southern Railway to increase the number of coaches on the Tiruchi-Rameswaram express to address severe overcrowding. He also proposed the installation of push-back reclining seats in second-sitting coaches on major express trains to improve passenger comfort.
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This reflects ongoing efforts to improve public infrastructure and passenger experience in India's extensive rail network.
Durai Vaiko seeks augmentation of coaches in Tiruchi-Rameswaram unreserved express Seeks push back reclining seats in Pallavan and Vaigai Superfast Express trains to enhance passenger comfort TIRUCHI Tiruchi MP Durai Vaiko has urged the Southern Railway to augment the number of coaches in the Tiruchi-Rameswaram unreserved express (16849/16850) from nine to 12 in the interest of passengers. In a representation to the Southern Railway General Manager, Mr. Durai Vaiko said at present the express train operates with only nine coaches which was inadequate to meet the growing passenger demand. Passengers faced considerable hardship because of overcrowding, insufficient seating facilities, and a lack of adequate space throughout their journey. This train serves as an important transport link for the people travelling between Tiruchi and Rameswaram and the intermediate stations along its route. In view of the increasing demand and the severe overcrowding experienced by passengers, Mr.
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