If you implement a simple thing in a positive manner in letter and spirit, such situation can be avoided,’ said the bench.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday pulled up the Centre and the Indian Railways over the stampede that took place at the New Delhi railway station on February 15. A division bench of Chief Justice DK Upadhyay and Justice Tushar Rao Gedela questioned the Indian Railways as to why tickets were sold tickets in large numbers exceeding the

The Delhi high court on Wednesday directed the Railways to fix the issues of sale of platform tickets, and the maximum number of passengers in a train coach, both of which were raised in a public interest litigation (PIL) over the February 15 stampede at the New Delhi Railway Station.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday sought the response of Union government and Indian Railways on a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking safety measures to p

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday came down heavily on the Centre and Indian Railways over last week's stampede at New Delhi Railway Station, which claimed 18 lives. Expressing its anger, the court questioned why the Railways continued to sell tickets beyond the permissible passenger limit for train coaches,

The Delhi high Court noted that this public interest petition raised concerns about the ineffective implementation of provisions in the Railways Act, primarily Sections 57 and 147.

The Delhi High Court on Wednesday asked the Central government and Indian Railways to respond to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking better safety measures to prevent stampedes like the recent incident at New Delhi Railway Station.