<p>The Railway Board has changed the existing norms to prevent the increasing cases of travelling on transferred tickets. The new system will come into effect on February 15.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Currently, the passengers with Tatkal ticket and e-ticket are to carry original proof of identity during the course of rail journey.<br /><br />The move will help prevent cases of travelling on transferred tickets.<br /><br />ID proofs<br /><br />Now, the Railway Board has decided that any one of the passengers/the passenger booked on the tickets issued from computerised passenger reservation system and internet (i-ticket), undertaking journey in AC 3-tier, AC 2-tier, 1st AC, AC chair car and executive classes will also have to carry any one of the nine prescribed proofs of identity (in original) during the journey.<br /><br />They should produce the same as and when required, failing which all the passengers booked on that ticket will be treated as without ticket and charged accordingly.<br /><br />Carry these<br /><br />* Voter photo identity card issued by Election Commission of India.<br />* Passport.<br />* PAN card issued by Income Tax Department.<br />* Driving licence issued by RTO.<br />* Photo identity card having serial number issued by Central/State government.<br />* Student identity card with photograph issued by recognised school/college for their students.<br />* Nationalised bank passbook with photograph.<br />* Credit cards issued by banks with laminated photograp and unique identification card (Aadhaar).<br /></p>
<p>The Railway Board has changed the existing norms to prevent the increasing cases of travelling on transferred tickets. The new system will come into effect on February 15.<br /><br /></p>.<p>Currently, the passengers with Tatkal ticket and e-ticket are to carry original proof of identity during the course of rail journey.<br /><br />The move will help prevent cases of travelling on transferred tickets.<br /><br />ID proofs<br /><br />Now, the Railway Board has decided that any one of the passengers/the passenger booked on the tickets issued from computerised passenger reservation system and internet (i-ticket), undertaking journey in AC 3-tier, AC 2-tier, 1st AC, AC chair car and executive classes will also have to carry any one of the nine prescribed proofs of identity (in original) during the journey.<br /><br />They should produce the same as and when required, failing which all the passengers booked on that ticket will be treated as without ticket and charged accordingly.<br /><br />Carry these<br /><br />* Voter photo identity card issued by Election Commission of India.<br />* Passport.<br />* PAN card issued by Income Tax Department.<br />* Driving licence issued by RTO.<br />* Photo identity card having serial number issued by Central/State government.<br />* Student identity card with photograph issued by recognised school/college for their students.<br />* Nationalised bank passbook with photograph.<br />* Credit cards issued by banks with laminated photograp and unique identification card (Aadhaar).<br /></p>
