Archive · 31 Jan 2026
RPF Cracks Down on Unauthorized Film Posters
The Railway Protection Force in Thiruvananthapuram has taken action against people who put up film posters without permission on the station walls.
They issued a notice to the Kerala Film Distributors Association and fined others who broke the rules.
The Railways want to keep their property clean and safe, so they are asking everyone to follow the rules and not put up any unauthorized posters or advertisements.
They will continue to do these checks to make sure the station stays clean and tidy.
RPF issued a notice to the Kerala Film Distributors Association for unauthorized film posters at Thiruvananthapuram station.
Action is part of an enforcement drive to maintain cleanliness and prevent defacement of railway premises.
Penalties imposed on other defaulters for violating the Indian Railways (Penalties for Activities Affecting Cleanliness of Railway Premises) Rules, 2012.
Railway premises are public property, and defacement is a punishable offense.
RPF advised the public and commercial establishments to adhere to rules and cooperate in maintaining clean premises.
- Who
- Railway Protection Force (RPF) of the Thiruvananthapuram division
- What
- Crackdown on unauthorized film posters and publicity materials on station premises
- When
- January 31
- Where
- Thiruvananthapuram station
- Why
- To maintain cleanliness and prevent defacement of railway premises
- Location
- Thiruvananthapuram station
- Date
- January 31
- Action Taken
- Notice issued to Kerala Film Distributors Association
- Penalties Imposed
- On other defaulters for violating cleanliness rules
- Rules Violated
- Indian Railways (Penalties for Activities Affecting Cleanliness of Railway Premises) Rules, 2012