Security forces imposed 18-hour duty
The duty of soldiers posted in Vande Bharat Express in Chhattisgarh’s capital Raipur has been increased to 18 hours as compared to normal days. These jawans were deployed for the security of Durg-Vishakhapatnam. Later, the soldiers’ 18-hour long duty order was cancelled. In fact, a controversial order was issued by an RPF officer on September 14.
After this, the security forces deployed in Vande India started 18-hour duty. Later, after the order went viral on social media, everyone protested the 18-hour duty, after which the order was cancelled. Jawans were facing many problems due to 18 hour duty.
18 hours duty from 20th September
After the order, the soldiers who were deputed will take the Vande Bharat train from Durg to Mahasamund. Their duty does not end here, after this they also go skirting the train. After skirting, he used to return from Mahasamund by Vande Bharat train. In such a situation, the deployed security forces were completing 18 hours of duty from September 20. When a copy of the order started going viral on social media, it was promptly revoked.
Change in order
The 18-hour duty sequence was immediately changed. As per the new changes, a new squad of soldiers was created for scouting. Vande has deployed RPF Durg RPF to protect India. Deployed officers escort the train from Durg to Mandir Hassaud. After this they take him back the next day.
