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Central Railway recovers Rs 121 crore from 15.46 lakh ticketless, invalid-ticket passengers in 4 months; Mumbai Division tops collections

The railway said its intensified ticket-checking drives resulted in a nearly 40 per cent rise in penalty collections compared with the corresponding period last year. Between April and July 2025, CR had recorded 14.42 lakh cases and recovered Rs 86.73 crore in penalties

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Mumbai Division accounted for highest penalty collection, recovering Rs 49.50 crore from 7.40 lakh cases. Representational Pic

Mumbai Division accounted for highest penalty collection, recovering Rs 49.50 crore from 7.40 lakh cases. Representational Pic

Central Railway (CR) recovered Rs 121.31 crore in penalties from 15.46 lakh passengers caught travelling without tickets or with invalid travel authority between April and July, officials said on Wednesday.

The railway said its intensified ticket-checking drives resulted in a nearly 40 per cent rise in penalty collections compared with the corresponding period last year.

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