In an unusual turn of events, a video circulating on social media reveals a fight not over train seats but between loco pilots themselves, all vying to operate the prestigious Vande Bharat Express. The altercation occurred on the newly launched route between Agra and Udaipur, and the situation has drawn attention across multiple railway divisions.The video shows that this heated disagreement is not isolated. The North-Western, Northern, and Western-Central Railway divisions have each instructed their personnel to run the train. However, with multiple railway staff eager to take charge of the high-profile service, tensions have escalated, resulting in daily conflicts.ये मारामारी ट्रेन में बैठने के लिए पैसेंजर की नहीं है। ये लोको पायलट हैं, जो वंदेभारत एक्सप्रेस ट्रेन चलाने के लिए आपस में युद्ध कर रहे हैं।आगरा से उदयपुर के बीच ट्रेन अभी शुरू हुई है। पश्चिम–मध्य रेलवे, उत्तर–पश्चिम, उत्तर रेलवे ने अपने अपने स्टाफ को ट्रेन चलाने का आदेश दे रखा… pic.twitter.com/oAgYdxNHa7— Sachin Gupta (@SachinGuptaUP) September 7, 2024The underlying reason for these clashes Video claims that loco pilots are highly motivated to run the Vande Bharat Express, as operating such trains can significantly impact their career growth. Running premium trains like the Vande Bharat Express is often a key factor in securing promotions and salary increments within the railway system.As a result, a competitive atmosphere has emerged among staff members, with each regions personnel determined to operate the train. The frequent skirmishes have created a chaotic work environment, prompting discussions about better coordination between railway zones.“This is not about passengers or even the train itself. Its about career growth. Running a premium train like the Vande Bharat significantly boosts our chances of promotion,” said one railway staff member, shedding light on the intense competition.The Indian Railways has yet to officially comment on the situation, but internal sources indicate that a resolution may be in the works to ensure smoother operations and prevent further confrontations among the staff.
