KSRTC Vigilance Department Cracks Down on Ticketing Irregularities
Thiruvananthapuram – The vigilance department’s intensified checks at the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) have led to the detection of numerous crimes. In a recent development, a Swift bus conductor has been dismissed for ticketing irregularities.
Between June 1 and June 20, the vigilance department conducted inspections on a staggering 27,813 buses across various parts of the state. During these inspections, a total of 131 ticket-related irregularities were uncovered. One such incident occurred during a special inspection in Thiruvananthapuram on June 13, where conductor S. Biju was found guilty of irregularities in issuing tickets for the Kaniyapuram-Eastbound Swift bus. As a consequence, Biju has been dismissed from his position, and a police complaint has been filed against him.
In addition to Biju’s dismissal, conductor P.R. Jonkutty from the Alappuzha unit and conductor K. Mohanan from the Adoor unit have been suspended for their involvement in ticketing irregularities. Furthermore, the vigilance department’s investigation report has led to the suspension of 10 more employees during the same period.
The vigilance department’s efforts have also resulted in the imposition of fines on passengers who traveled without tickets. A total of 17 passengers were charged a fine of Rs 500 each, amounting to a total of Rs 8,500.
The KSRTC vigilance department’s inspections have proven to be crucial in uncovering and addressing ticketing irregularities within the corporation. By cracking down on offenders, the department aims to ensure a fair and transparent ticketing system for all passengers.
English Summary: KSRTC Vigilance Department Inspections in Bus
As the vigilance department of the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) tightens its checks, several crimes have been exposed. A conductor has been dismissed for ticketing irregularities, and fines have been imposed on passengers traveling without tickets. The department’s inspections aim to maintain a fair ticketing system within the corporation.
How has the KSRTC vigilance department addressed ticketing irregularities and ensured a fair and transparent ticketing system for passengers
KSRTC Vigilance Department Cracks Down on Ticketing Irregularities
The vigilance department at the Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) has recently intensified its checks, leading to the detection of numerous crimes. In one such incident, a Swift bus conductor has been dismissed for ticketing irregularities.
Between June 1 and June 20, a staggering 27,813 buses were inspected by the vigilance department across various parts of the state. During these inspections, a total of 131 irregularities related to ticketing were uncovered. One specific incident took place during a special inspection in Thiruvananthapuram on June 13, where conductor S. Biju was found guilty of issuing irregular tickets for the Kaniyapuram-Eastbound Swift bus. Consequently, Biju has been dismissed, and a police complaint has been filed against him.
In addition to the dismissal of Biju, conductor P.R. Jonkutty from the Alappuzha unit and conductor K. Mohanan from the Adoor unit have been suspended for their involvement in ticketing irregularities. Furthermore, an investigation conducted by the vigilance department has resulted in the suspension of 10 more employees during the same period.
The vigilance department’s efforts have also led to the imposition of fines on passengers who traveled without tickets. A total of 17 passengers were fined Rs 500 each, amounting to a total of Rs 8,500.
The inspections carried out by the KSRTC vigilance department have been crucial in uncovering and addressing ticketing irregularities within the corporation. By cracking down on offenders, the department aims to ensure a fair and transparent ticketing system for all passengers.
