[Resolved]  Indian Railway - Unused Ticket — REFUND OF TICKET

FILE NO. C/RFC/ /00638/10-2011/B1 DATE-22/04/2010

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--- On Fri, 28/1/11, abhay tripathi <[protected]@yahoo.com> wrote:


From: abhay tripathi <[protected]@yahoo.com>
Subject: FILE NO. C/RFC/ /00638/10-2011/B1 DATE-22/04/2010
To: [protected]@wr.railnet.gov.in
Date: Friday, 28 January, 2011, 4:21 PM


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24/48 LAXMINAGAR

CHANDKHEDA,

AHMEDABAD-382424

DATE12/07/2010



TO

THE CHIEF COMMERCIAL MANAGER

REFUND COACHING,

W. RLY CHURCHGATE

MUMBAI



SUB : REFUND O[censored]NTRAVELLED TICKET PNR NO. [protected] DATE 24/2/2010 AND APP. DATED22/04/2010



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RESPECTED SIR,

I HAVE SEND AN APPLICATION AND UNTRAVELLED TICKET TO YOUR OFFICE FOR REFUND. BUT AS PER YOUR ABOVE REPELY ‘PASSENGERS HAVE NOT TRAVELLED’. IT IS VERY UNFORTUNATE FOR RAILWAY AND FOR OFFICE AND ALSO FOR ME.

SIR ,FOR YOUR KIND INFORMATION ‘ PLEASE SEE THE BACK SIDE OF THE ORIGINAL TICKET WHERE THE INDORSEMENT IS GIVEN BY THE RESERVATION OFFICE OF ‘RAE BARELI RAILWAY’ STATION FOR TDR . AFTER THAT SO MANY TIMES I HAVE SEEN ON RAILWAY BOOKING OFFICE IN AHMEDABAD, SABARMATI GANDHIGRAM AND OTHER STATION. THERE WAS ONLY ONE SAME REPLY –‘ TDR IS NOT UPDATED’. AT LAST I HAVE INQUARE FOR REFUND AT HAPA STATION BUT SAME REPLY- ‘TDR IS NOT UPDATED’ .

SO, SIR, IT IS THE RESPONSIBILITY OF RAILWAY AND CONDUCTOR TO SEE THE COACH AND INFORM TO THE NEXT STATION FOR UNTRAVELLED PASSENGERS .



SO PLEASE SEE THE INDORSEMENT AT THE BACK SIDE OF THE TICKET AND CONSIDER THIS CASE FOR REFUND ..

AND ALSO PLEASE SEND THE REPLY ON MY EMAIL –[protected]@yahoo.co.in

Or [protected]@yahoo.com





WITH GREAT REGARDS



C M TRIPATHI