ramayan express: Employees of Ramayan Express change their dress, decision of Railways after warning of saints

New Delhi: Indian Railways has run a Ramayana Yatra train for devotees who have faith in Lord Rama. IRCTC has launched this deluxe AC tourist train under ‘Dekho Apna Desh’ initiative to promote religious tourism. But the controversy arose over the dress code of the train service staff. The dress code of the service personnel in Ramayana Express was saffron. Some saints had warned the railways on Monday. Change the dress code of train service personnel, otherwise we will stop Ramayana Express in Delhi on 12th December. He said that the saffron dress code of the service personnel is an insult to Hindu Dharma.

Immediate action was taken by the Railways after the saints objected and the dress code of the service personnel in the Ramayana Express was completely changed. The dress code of the service personnel of Shri Ramayan Yatra Express has been completely changed. Now the service staff will appear in professional attire. Sorry for the inconvenience ‘, Railways has apologized.

In a letter to the Railway Minister, we had expressed our displeasure over the dress code of the employees of Ramayana Express. We have written a letter to the Railway Minister two days ago protesting against the waiters serving saffron food in Ramayana Express. Wearing a saffron hat like a sadhu and wearing a Rudraksha necklace is an insult to Hinduism and saints. If the demand is not met, the monks will sit on the railway tracks and stop the train at Delhi’s Safdarjung railway station. It is necessary to protect Hindu Dharma, was the warning given by Awadheshpuri to the former general secretary of Ujjain Akhada Parishad.

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The train will leave Delhi’s Safdarjung railway station on November 7 and will travel to all places associated with Lord Rama. The journey of this special train under ‘Dekho Apna Desh’ will continue by visiting the temples at Ayodhya, Sitamarhi, Kashi, Prayag, Sringwarpur and Chitrakoot, Nashik and then the ancient city of Kishkinda, Hampi.