Archive · 7 Sep 2026
Vigilance Raid At Kalyan Station Lounge Finds Food, Equipment
Railway officials inspected a passenger lounge at Kalyan station on Sunday.
They said they found food that had spoiled or was being kept unhygienically.
The food included chicken, eggs, momos and noodles.
Officials also found cooking machines being used inside the station lounge.
Cooking there was reportedly restricted.
The machines were taken away for further action.
An unauthorised vendor was also found without required documents.
The vendor was handed over to railway security officials, and further action is expected.
A railway vigilance team conducted a surprise inspection at the Origin AC Waiting Lounge at Kalyan railway station on Sunday.
Inspectors allegedly found spoiled chicken, eggs, momos, noodles and other food stored in unhygienic conditions.
The team seized two electric griddles, a sandwich griller, induction cooktop, oven and deep fryer.
An unauthorised vendor allegedly lacked an identity card, medical certificate and other required documents.
The vendor was handed over to the Railway Protection Force, while the seized equipment was sent to the Parcel LPO.
- Who
- A railway vigilance team inspected the Origin AC Waiting Lounge; an unauthorised vendor was also identified.
- What
- The inspection allegedly found spoiled food, unauthorised cooking equipment and a vendor without required documents.
- When
- Sunday; the article does not provide a calendar date.
- Where
- The Origin AC Waiting Lounge at Kalyan railway station.
- Why
- The inspection brought alleged food-safety, storage, vending and railway-regulation violations to the authorities’ attention.
- Facility inspected
- Origin AC Waiting Lounge, Kalyan railway station
- Inspection timing
- Sunday
- Food reportedly found spoiled
- Frozen chicken, momos, noodles, red chicken and eggs
- Equipment seized
- Two electric griddles, a sandwich griller, electric induction cooktop, oven and deep fryer
- Food reportedly prepared
- Chicken frankies, French fries, pizza, tea and burgers
- Vendor issue
- The vendor allegedly lacked a valid identity card, medical certificate and other mandatory documents
- Further action
- The vendor was handed over to the Railway Protection Force, Kalyan; equipment was sent to the Parcel LPO