Overload Trains Compilation , People Travel in Roof top

Station Platforms and Boarding BattlesLong before the scheduled arrival of an intercity or mail train, platforms at major stations like Kamalapur or Airport Railway Station overflow with commuters. Every square inch of space—from foot overbridges to platform edges—is packed.When the locomotive pulls into the station, standard boarding procedures break down entirely. Passengers squeeze through open windows, balance on door handles, and push through crowded vestibules. Standing tickets are sold en masse, filling the aisles, doorways, and washroom entrances inside the coaches.Roof-Riding and Exterior CommutingFor those unable to get inside the coaches, the exterior of the train becomes the only remaining option:Rooftop Passengers: Hundreds of commuters climb onto the roofs of coaches and locomotives, sitting or lying flat to clear overhead signal gantries, footbridges, and tree branches. Buffers and Couplers: Passengers hang onto the iron buffers, safety chains, and ladders between coaches.Locomotive Fronts: People cling directly to the front handrails and cowcatchers of locomotives.