Archive · 1 Feb 2026
Railways Jammu Division Catches 8,354 Ticketless Passengers
In January 2026, the Railways’ Jammu Division caught 8,354 people traveling without tickets.
They collected Rs 62 lakh in fines from these passengers.
The division conducted a special ticket-checking drive at all major stations and on trains.
They used a special strategy to identify trains and routes with many ticketless travelers.
Teams from different departments worked together to ensure effective security and ticket checking.
The drive was successful, and they plan to continue it in the future to make travel safer and more comfortable for passengers with valid tickets.
8,354 ticketless passengers were apprehended in Jammu Division in January 2026.
Rs 62 lakh in fines were recovered from the offenders.
A special ticket-checking drive was conducted at all major stations and on trains.
Teams from the Commercial Department, Railway Protection Force, and Government Railway Police were involved.
The drive aimed to make travel more comfortable, safe, and convenient for passengers with valid tickets.
- Who
- Railways’ Jammu Division officials
- What
- Apprehended 8,354 ticketless passengers and recovered Rs 62 lakh in fines
- When
- January 2026
- Where
- Jammu Division, Northern Railway
- Why
- To provide better facilities to passengers and curb ticketless travel
- Number of Ticketless Passengers
- 8,354
- Fines Recovered
- Rs 62 lakh
- Division
- Jammu Division, Northern Railway
- Duration of Drive
- January 2026
- Objective
- Curb ticketless travel and improve passenger facilities
- Teams Involved
- Commercial Department, Railway Protection Force, Government Railway Police