SC tells Railways: Calling travellers 'second-class' goes against Constitutional values
The Supreme Court has advised Indian Railways to rethink the use of the term "second-class passenger," noting that such language contradicts the principles of the Indian Constitution. The court stated that class labels should only identify the specific coach a passenger is in, rather than labeling the individual themselves. These remarks were made during the hearing of a compensation plea filed by a widow whose husband passed away after falling from a train in motion.
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