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Railway tribunal rejects ₹10 lakh claim, says trespassers on tracks not entitled to compensation

The applicant claimed he was injured after falling into the gap between the train and platform while travelling from Mavelikkara to Changanassery in May 2023

The Hindu KeralaNovember 6, 20261 min read
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Railway tribunal rejects ₹10 lakh claim, says trespassers on tracks not entitled to compensation

The applicant claimed he was injured after falling into the gap between the train and platform while travelling from Mavelikkara to Changanassery in May 2023

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