You just won't believe what this Delhi Metro commuter did!

Strange behaviour of passengers travelling in Delhi Metro has come to fore in a reply to an RTI filed by a news agency. In one such incident, a passenger was reportedly found travelling on the roof of Delhi Metro rail. Yes, you read that right! On the roof of the train! But what is even more surprising is the fact that the person was fined only Rs 50 by the authorities! Amazingly, the fine for squatting on the floor of the train is Rs 200!
 
A PTI report also informed that a massive fine of nearly Rs 90 lakh was collected from travellers by Delhi metro from June 2017 to May 2018 for offences like sitting on the floor of trains, littering, creating a nuisance, travelling with undervalued tokens and obstructing officials on duty.
 
Delhi Metro Rail Corporation has reportedly collected Rs 38 lakh from people sitting on the floor. For this offence, which attracts a fine of Rs 200, at least 19,026 people were penalised. 
 
Most of the amount, Rs 39,20,220, was reportedly collected from travellers on the Yellow Line, connecting Samaypur Badli and Huda City Centre. Notably, the Delhi Metro witnessed the ridership of 24.2 lakh people daily as of October 2017.
 
Meanwhile, national auditor Comptroller and Auditor General (CAG) has rapped the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) for incurring an "avoidable expenditure" of Rs 48.16 crore on the construction of the integrated MIA metro station, said PTI report.
 
Tabling its report in Parliament yesterday, the CAG reportedly cited failure on part of the DMRC while entering into an agreement with the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to incorporate a provision that additional expenditure on the integrated Mundka Industrial Area (MIA) station would be met by the authority. 
 
Watch this Zee Business video

The CAG reportedly said that despite substantive changes in the scope of work planned in the detailed project report (DPR) and additional expenditure of Rs 48.16 crore, the DMRC management failed to seek the approval of the Board of Directors, which is required in such matters.