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Madras HC refuses to alter railway rule restricting sleeping berth timings in reserved coaches: 'Designed to serve public interest'

Madras HC refuses to alter railway rule restricting sleeping berth timings in reserved coaches: 'Designed to serve public interest'

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    CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has refused to quash a clause in the Railway manual which restricts sleep hours on reserved coaches having berth facilities. The matter pertains to an appeal filed by S Balasubramanian, of KK Nagar in Chennai, challenging a single judge’s order passed on February 11…

    — The New Indian Express

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The court dismissed a plea challenging the restrictions on sleeping berth timings in reserved coaches, saying it ensured the convenience of all passengers.

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Madras HC refuses to alter railway rule restricting sleeping berth timings in reserved coaches: 'Designed to serve public interest'

The court dismissed a plea challenging the restrictions on sleeping berth timings in reserved coaches, saying it ensured the convenience of all passengers.

The New Indian Express Center Express Publications (Madurai) Ltd.

Can’t sleep on train berths beyond 6 am, says Madras HC

CHENNAI: The Madras High Court has refused to quash a clause in the Railway manual which restricts sleep hours on reserved coaches having berth facilities. The matter pertains to an appeal filed by S Balasubramanian, of KK Nagar in Chennai, challenging a single judge’s order passed on February 11…

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