Delhi Metro | CISF staffs beat Station Manager, Metro employees stop train at Dwarka Sec 21

New Delhi: We got another news today about serious misbehave with on duty Delhi Metro employee which questioned on Delhi Metro Authority about non sincere in security and safety of its employees. Shambhu Gupta, who has been posted at Dwarka Sector-21 Metro Station as a Station Manager to take care of metro station, has caught some CISF security guards indulging in misuse of vehicle parking at Dwarka Sector-21 Metro Station. He warned them to refrain themselves from such illegal activity which are not in interest of the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC). Despite of following his instructions the CISF personnel has started misbehaving with him and beaten him badly.


Delhi Metro Employees Strike
Delhi Metro Employees started agitating against CISF at Dwarka Sector 21 Metro Station

After hearing this information, a majority of metro employees started gathering at Dwarka Sector 21 Metro Station and started agitating against the CISF and Delhi Metro management. They requested Delhi Metro management to lodge an FIR with Delhi Police against the accused and take suitable action otherwise they will stop train operation at the station but the Delhi Metro management not found serious on the issue.


Delhi Metro Employee on Strike
Delhi Metro Employees started jumping from Platform to Metro Track to stop train movement

Aggrieved with no action by the DMRC management, the Delhi Metro employees started jumping on the tracks from station platform and stop the movement of train between Janakpuri – Dwarka Sector 21 section of blue line. The metro train operation between this section stopped immediately.


DMRC Employees stops train movement
Delhi Metro Employees stopped train movement between Dwarka Sector-21 and Janakpuri (East) section

Ravi Bhardvaz, Secretary staff council written a letter to CGM/HR of DMRC seeking necessary police action against the guilty CISF staffs. The letter written by Bhardvaz is reproduced as below-


“To,

CGM/HR

DMRC Ltd


Respected Sir


All the staff were waiting at Dwarka-21 in the hope that the justice will be delivered to Mr Shambhi, SM/DSTO but around 20:10 Hours we were informed verbally that FIR will be lodged under the sections which are irrelevant to the crime done by CISF personnel.

Relevant sections of IPC were not included as per the gravity of crime. So the staff have a lot of pain against the police and DMRC management, and they are heading towards Dwarka Crew Control.

It is further informed to you if any incident occurs, it will be purely on the account of the Delhi police for not acting

which they ought to be.

Kindly be advised.


Thanking You Sir


Ravi Bhardvaz

Secretary, Staff Council.

Copy To:- ED/Operations, DMRC Ltd for kind info and NA.”


The metro train operation between Janakpuri – Vaishali and Janakpuri – Noida City Centre is as usual. Passenger stuck-up between Dwarka Sector 21 and Janakpuri Puri (East) section are reported that they are not getting information from  metro authority that why train is stopped for hours.


Till publication of this news, no media statement issued by the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation or its official on this issue.



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