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Fake TTE Caught Extorting Passengers at Patna Station

Summary

  • Content creator Shivam Gupta impersonated a TTE at Patna Junction.
  • Gupta collected Rs 500 from ticketless passengers using a fake ID.
  • The 30-minute stunt raised serious security concerns without intervention.
Fake TTE Caught Extorting Passengers at Patna Station

A social media stunt at Patna Junction has sparked outrage after a content creator, Shivam Gupta, allegedly posed as a Traveling Ticket Examiner (TTE). Gupta reportedly wore a fake uniform and ID, demanding approximately Rs 500 from passengers without valid tickets. This impersonation stunt reportedly lasted 30 minutes and generated Rs 1,200, raising significant security concerns. The incident is alarming as no railway staff intervened during the elaborate deception at one of Bihar's busiest stations.

Concerns have been raised about railway station security and oversight following the incident. Social media users questioned the ease with which Gupta operated unchecked, highlighting vulnerabilities that could be exploited. Calls for strict action against the content creator have intensified, with many arguing that the act constitutes impersonation of a public official. Railway authorities have acknowledged the viral clip and stated that corrective action is being initiated, seeking further details about the event.

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