Archive · 18 Sep 2025
Railway Police Increase Security Measures for Festival Season
Imagine a big train station getting ready for a busy holiday!
The police are adding more officers and cameras to keep everyone safe.
They're setting up lines so people can get on trains in an orderly way.
There are also special waiting areas with seats, bathrooms, and screens showing train information.
Only people with tickets are allowed on the platforms.
The police are working with other groups to make sure everything runs smoothly and to help if there's an emergency.
RPF is implementing measures for the festival season to ensure passenger safety and security.
A regulated queue system will be used to manage passenger boarding.
Additional RPF personnel are deployed at key points.
Enhanced CCTV surveillance is in place.
Holding areas have been created to manage peak-hour crowds.
- Who
- Railway Protection Force (RPF) and GRP
- What
- Increased security measures including additional personnel, queue systems, and enhanced surveillance
- When
- Forthcoming festival season
- Where
- Secunderabad Railway Station
- Why
- To ensure smooth passenger movement, safety, and security
- Lead Agency
- Railway Protection Force (RPF), Secunderabad
- Location
- Secunderabad Railway Station
- Purpose
- Ensure smooth passenger movement, safety, and security
- Measures
- Queue systems, increased personnel, enhanced surveillance
- Holding Areas Capacity
- 1,750-2,000 passengers
- Key Personnel
- B.S. Sarswat, Inspector RPF Secunderabad