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Railways fined Rs 25,000 for giving one blanket to two passengers sharing berth

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A consumer commission has ordered Northern Railway to pay Rs 25,000 in compensation to a passenger who was forced to share a single blanket and pillow with a stranger on a train. The railway had provided only one bedroll set for a shared berth, violating its own internal circular on bedroll provisions. The commission ruled that this constituted a clear deficiency in service on the part of the railway. The awarded compensation is meant to account for the inconvenience caused to the affected passenger.

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