DelhiDesk Indian Railways is providing “body cameras” to ticket inspectors to prevent violent incidents and misbehavior in trains. The Central Railway has purchased 50 cameras, which record up to 20 hours of footage, as part of a pilot project in Mumbai. If successful, the initiative will be implemented across the network. A spokesperson for the Central Railway said the cameras would ensure transparency during ticket checking, curb violent behavior and help detect irregularities in case of complaints. The move comes after several videos of violent incidents on trains were shared on social media.
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👉 Indian Railways is taking steps to stop violent incidents and misbehavior on trains.
👉 Railway ticket inspectors are being provided with body cameras to ensure transparency during ticket checking.
👉 Central Railway has purchased 50 body cameras as a pilot project in Mumbai.
👉 If successful, the use of body cameras will be implemented in the entire railway network.
👉 Body cameras have been used by law enforcement agencies around the world, including many police forces in India.
👉 The use of body cameras will help detect irregularities in ticket checking and curb violent and misbehavior.
👉 Many videos of violent and wrong behavior on trains have gone viral on social media.
👉 The use of body cameras is a step towards ensuring a safer and more secure train journey for passengers.
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