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Madras HC: Railways Cannot Deny Compensation to Ones Who Fall from Overcrowded Trains - (08 Mar 2021)

CIVIL

Madras High Court has ruled that Railways cannot deny payment of a fair and reasonable compensation to passengers who die or suffer injuries because they had no choice but to travel standing near the entrance to the coaches and peep their heads outside because of overcrowding in Electric Multiple Units (EMUs) operated without doors.

Tags : MADRAS HIGH COURT   PEOPLE WHO FALL OUT OF OVERCROWDED TRAINS  

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