Busiest railway station employees found sleeping while on duty, pictures went viral on social media


It was told in the report that on an average 736 trains come and go every day at this railway station. In the year 2019-2020, there is news of 7 crore passengers coming to the station.

 In britain these days a controversy remains the subject of discussion. Some railway employees were found sleeping here while on duty, after which their pictures are becoming fiercely viral on social media.
According to the report of The sun website, about 5 signalmen were found sleeping on the job at london Victoria, Britain's second-busiest railway station, whose photos are going viral on social media.


In the photo, someone is seen sleeping on a chair and someone on a desk with legs stretched out. It was told in the report that 4-5 people who have been seen sleeping earn more than Rs 60 lakh annually.


At the same time, after the matter came to light, it was said on behalf of Network rail that this is a very serious issue and strict action will be taken against those people.
He said that the sleeping people belong to the signal staff whose job is to talk to the driver of the train at the time of emergency and to change the signal of the train with time.


Apart from this, it was told in the report that on an average 736 trains come and go every day at this railway station. In the year 2019-2020, there is news of 7 crore passengers coming to the station. However, due to covid, this figure was reduced to 1.4 crores. 


Although it is being said that these pictures were taken around 3:30 in the morning and no passenger train runs at that time, at that time important work related to maintenance continues.


A source told The sun that this is not the first time this has happened. Even before this people have been caught sleeping.


Here, while talking to the website, the Route director of Network rail said that this matter is being taken seriously because the work of the people connected with the signal is the most important.

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