The Delhi Metro system started off small, with only one line between Shahdara and Tis Hazari, but has since expanded to become one of India’s most popular and comprehensive metro systems. With plans for 12 lines covering 230 km and 160 stations, the Delhi Metro Railways Corporation (DMRC) has achieved an impressive feat.
However, building a system that outperforms other public utilities and ensuring its sustainability is no easy task. The DMRC has successfully provided commuters with top-notch services while having to face several challenges like a poor rate of return and a huge debt.
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The growth and development of the Delhi Metro are undoubtedly remarkable. It connects several areas of the National Capital Region and is widely acknowledged as one of the biggest and most linked metro networks in the world. It also plays a significant role in the city’s public transportation system. Every day, millions of people take advantage of the speedy, secure, and convenient travel choices offered by the metro.
Despite its popularity, the Delhi Metro has developed a reputation for bizarre occurrences including the arrival of odd and eccentric people. The Delhi Metro continues to be a hot topic for online jokes and discussions.
After the meme frenzy, conflicting views on the “bralette girl,” and an altercation between two people inside the metro, a guy has now generated a funny Reddit and Twitter discussion by providing instructions for tricking the Delhi Metro fare system.
This is how a guy revealed to trick the Delhi Metro fare system
On Reddit, he provided a step-by-step tutorial for how to utilize an Rs. 10 metro ticket for an Rs. 50 journey. He uses the Yellow Line of the Delhi Metro (Huda City Center to Samaypur Badli) to illustrate how things stand. The boy asserts that two individuals working together could easily rig the Delhi Metro Rail Corporation’s ticket system.
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The youngster says that a boy named Suresh travels from Chawri Bazar to MG Road by the metro. From Huda City Center to New Delhi Metro Station, his friend Raju rides the metro. The tokens for both lines typically cost roughly Rs 50. But, for Rs 10, the duo purchases Qutub Minar station tokens.
They swap tokens when they come together at the Qutub Minar station. Suresh continues his trip to MG Road while Raju continues his travel to the New Delhi station. In this method, the commute only costs Rs 20, as opposed to Rs 100 for the entire trip. The young man emphasizes that the plan is to criticize the Delhi Metro constructively, not to defraud it.
The young person’s clever explanation has sparked a social networking craze with people from all over Delhi who have provided similar kind of reactions on his Reddit thread. While many people took it lightly, other users disapproved of the tactic and added that he had done it numerous times previously and that doesn’t save nearly as much as it annoys.
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Note: We do not encourage anybody to use this trick.
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