LAHORE: Pakistan Railways has announced a major reduction in fares for luxury travel, making high-end journeys more affordable for passengers.
A spokesperson for Pakistan Railways said the fares for luxury saloons have been lowered, allowing citizens to enjoy comfortable and premium travel.
The fare for the Minister of Railways’ saloon from Karachi to Rawalpindi is now set at Rs 172,000, while Karachi to Lahore will cost Rs 150,000. The fare from Lahore to Rawalpindi has been reduced to Rs 44,000.
Earlier, an important meeting chaired by Federal Minister for Railways Hanif Abbasi reviewed the performance of the Railway Police. The meeting highlighted that ticket checking campaigns have been made more effective following the minister’s instructions.
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Minister Hanif Abbasi warned that anyone traveling without a ticket, or facilitating such travel, will face imprisonment. He directed strict actions against ticketless travel.
The briefing also noted that Railway Police have taken tough steps against theft, smuggling, and other crimes. Under the minister’s instructions, the anti-encroachment policy is fully operational, and illegal structures on railway land are being removed. Officials said every inch of railway property is being reclaimed.
