Trains stuck during farewell celebration in Ranchi, passengers had to face problems due to retirement party

News India Live, Digital Desk: We all know that in government job Retirement How emotional and special the day is. When a railway employee departs after serving the tracks all his life, his colleagues want to give him a grand farewell. Flowers, garlands, drums and a little celebration are made.

But, just think, if during this celebration, trains of common passengers start getting late or remain standing at the signal, then how will you feel? something similar happened Ranchi Railway Division This has been seen in the train, which has drawn lines of worry on the forehead of the passengers.

What was the whole matter?

Actually, many employees in Railways often retire around the last dates of the month. A felicitation ceremony and farewell program was also organized in the offices and station premises of Ranchi Railway on the retirement of its senior colleagues.

The atmosphere was very happy, people were hugging their colleagues, taking photos and remembering their achievements. All this was fine, but the news is that this ‘Retirement Celebration’ Due to this, some important railway work and train services were affected.

passengers were relieved

When the passengers present at the station and the people waiting for the train came to know that the delay or problem in the operation of their train could not be due to any technical fault but due to an event, it was natural for them to get angry.

Affecting train services means wasting the time of hundreds of people. Some have to catch an onward flight, while others have to reach office. In such a situation, when the system slows down due to ‘celebration’, it is natural to raise questions.

sentimentality vs responsibility

There is no doubt that those who give 30-35 years to the Railways should be respected. Railways works like a family. But the question is, can’t some time or method be found for such programs which will not affect the movement of trains?

The passengers want that there should be a farewell, drums should also be played, but the trains should continue running on time. After all, the first priority of Railways is its ‘passenger’.

Well, now it remains to be seen what cognizance the administration takes on this, so that in future there is proper coordination between celebration and duty and the general public does not face any problem.