A confirmed railway ticket is usually enough to settle the question of who gets to occupy a seat on a train. But what happens when two passengers claim the same berth, and neither has a ticket marked Reservation Against Cancellation (RAC)? A viral video has brought this unusual situation. It shows two passengers claiming seat number 57 in coach S7, with both apparently having confirmed reservations. The disagreement continues until the Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) checks their tickets and explains what went wrong.
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