Passengers traveling in Namo India (file photo)
Jagran correspondent, Meerut. It is very important to know the rules before traveling in Delhi-Ghaziabad-Meerut Namo Bharat Corridor and the city's metro service. If you want to travel in Namo Bharat and Metro with your pet dog, then it will not be possible.
On reaching the station, Special Security Force (SSF) personnel will return you. Not only this, if someone wants to travel after drinking alcohol, this will also not happen. If someone wants to take blood, this is also prohibited. Under safety standards, inflammable substances and even licensed weapons have been banned. These items are prohibited from being carried under Section 4 of the Metro Railway Rules 2004.
There is a ban on these items
The goods will be caught in the X-ray machine
SSF's Assistant Army Chief Rajeev Yadav said that if someone wants to carry liquor, blood, firecrackers, knife, sword etc. by hiding it in a bag, then he will not be able to carry it. The X-ray machine provides information about the contents of the bag.
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If someone comes under the influence of alcohol, he will be handed over to the civil police.
If anyone comes under the influence of alcohol at Namo Bharat and Metro stations, he will be identified. He will be checked with breath analyzer machine. If the quantity of liquor is found to be excessive then the civil police will be called and it will be handed over to the police. He told that he cannot take out a drunk person alone.
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There is also a ban on human bones
Assistant commander of SSF said that if someone wants to hide human bones, human skeletons or even human organs and take them in these trains, he will not be able to do so. He will be caught with X-ray machine and other equipment.
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