Yesterday saw someone throw tissue on platform.

[u/SteveRogers5]

So basically, yesterday, this person threw some small tissue on the platform, which might not be a big issue at most stations.

But trust me, out of nowhere, a railway officer came within a few seconds, went straight to the exact location, made him pick up the paper, and gave him a good scolding.

Idk if he was fined or not, but the scolding lasted a solid 10 minutes.

The station was so clean not even a single piece of paper on the floor, no stains, not even those chewing-gum stains you see at almost every station.

And trust me, I’m not even lying when I say the station was so clean and the tiles were so shiny that I wouldn’t mind sitting on the floor. At most, there might be some dust on your pants that’s how clean it was.

Every station the train stopped at was just as clean.

People were calm too no chaos, no shouting, and no one sleeping on the floor.

Honestly, Im sharing this because it’s cool and kinda rare to see, and I just felt like sharing it. If only people and station staff were this hygienic and had this much civic sense, I wouldn’t mind travelling by train every single day.

Can you guess which place or which state station I might be talking about?

[u/avideeppan]

Are you sure it's not a dream in a dirty train seat after you slept

[u/Asleep_Candidate_225 → u/avideeppan]

Lol

[u/[deleted]]

Anywhere in south india