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@RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva @SCRailwayIndia Tweet 2 This is not just disgusting—it's a public health hazard. Every passenger deserves dignity and safety. Please identify the MMTS train using CCTV/timetables and take strict action. Zero tolerance for spitting from trains. #StopSpitting #IndianRailways

🚨 SHAMEFUL! Today around 6:40–6:50 PM, while travelling in an express train from Hyderabad, a passenger in a passing MMTS train spat gutkha, covering me completely. I was too shocked to note the train number. @RailMinIndia @RailwaySeva @SCRailwayIndia

@AdityaD_Shah Complained multiple times to MobiKwik & finally to RBI too... But received generic mail from Nodal officer of lendbox... & With a PDF of " Terms & Conditions"

🚨Mobikwick Xtra Fiasco-Who will help investors now? Online Platforms sell anything and everything to get commissions, Mobikwik, together with Xtra, kept selling bonds to customers, Customers were lured the lollipop of 12% high returns. These P2P investments were sold as 1. Fixed deposit type investment with higher returns 2. Risks relating to P2P were not known to most investors, Many investors allege, Investors attempting to withdraw their money—some with sums ranging from ₹91,000 to ₹4 Lakh—have found their principal amounts locked with no clear timelines for return. Xtra experienced operational standstills following RBI regulatory changes, leading to several police complaints and FIRs Mobikwik washed its hands off by saying:- 1. We are just the intermediary 2. Customers were aware of the risk, Even if Mobikwik was an intermediary:- Can Mobikwik wash its hands off? Shouldnt thereby an investigation into the sales practises? More importantly, Who will save these investors? Who will return their money? Why doesn't RBI step in to clean up the fiasco?