PAN Card is Dicey in Tatkal Reservation of Indian Railways

New Delhi, 4^th June, 2014: While providing the PAN card details to book the Tatkal ticket in Indian Railways could be risky enough for the passengers. Indian Railways Authority has been alerted by the Income Tax Department recently through an official letter. PAN, name, age and sex of the respective passenger are being mentioned in the reservation chart and thereby it is visible to all in several public places. According to the concerned department of income tax, anyone & everyone can straightforwardly misuse those provided details in their forged transactions.

PAN Card

These details can be mostly used in the jewellery shop transactions mentioned in that official letter to the railways authority. The transaction above five lakhs rupees can be managed effectively through any of the PAN from the Tatkal reservation chart. Simultaneously it could simply be manipulated in the banks in the transactions above fifty thousand rupees which is a big threat to the system. Due to this malpractice, an innocent person can be directly alleged by the Income Tax department.

The Income Tax department had also appealed to the people to provide other identification details while booking Tatkal tickets instead of PAN card for their own safety & privacy.

The Indian Railways has put a serious concern against the letter of Income Tax department. Neeraj Sharma, CPRO of Northern Railways has firmly said, “Income Tax department has issued a letter to the Railway Board relating to the concerned raising issue. For this, the Railway Board has already started scrutinising it with the highest priority. If at all found that PAN card is dicey during the process, there are maximum possibilities of replacing PAN card with other identity details.”        

Husband of 4 Wives & Father of 20 Children Committed Suicide

Ghaziabad, March, 2014: Price rise is one of the major issues in today’s era which makes people to undergo severe traumas. Huge debts and low earnings leaves a person in such a wretched ailment that there is no option left to that person other than committing suicide. The person is surrounded by the price rise & debts all around in a hefty family.

Similarly, an incident occurred in Ghazaibad, Uttar Pradesh wherein a man committed suicide with a gun because of financial crisis faced by him in the family affairs. The name of that person was Wasim and a local resident of Puja Colony in Ghaziabad and also he was known to be a famous man among the populace of Loni area. He was a property dealer and unfortunately his earnings were not sufficient to run his big family. The Police said that he carries a huge family of four wives and twenty children.

Wasim’s family members said that he was the only earning member of the family in this inflation situation. Surprisingly, Wasim sat with his whole family to discuss the key problems regarding the insufficiency in earnings and also conveyed his worriedness towards them a day before his death.

His first shot of the gun hit his house instead of him and then the next bullet hit him. He has been taken to the nearest hospital immediately after he shot himself and thereby after a while he stopped his breath. The Superintendent of Police, Ghaziabad conveyed that his department is investigating this case to get the actual facts.          

Taj Mahal is not the Symbol of Love

Lucknow, 24^th February, 2014: An Indian man fatally stabbed his American wife before killing himself near the Taj Mahal, four months after the couple married near the legendary monument of love, police said Saturday.

Bunty Sharma & Erin W. Willinger

Erin W. Willinger's body was found with multiple stab wounds late Thursday night in a deserted part of the city, said Agra Police Chief Shalabh Mathur. Her husband Bunty Sharma committed suicide by igniting cooking gas and causing a massive explosion in his home, Mathur said.

Willinger and Sharma met last year when she visited the Taj Mahal with friends. She and Sharma fell in love and got married in October, police said.

Willinger, 35, from West Chester, Pennsylvania, adopted an Indian name, Kiran Sharma, and began working with a local nongovernmental organization to promote tourism in Agra. Sharma, 32, was a rickshaw cab driver in Agra city.

But police say they separated soon after because of differences.

"Both of them tried to resolve their differences and even met with a marriage counselor," Mathur said.

On Thursday night, Sharma took Willinger out in his vehicle, and on reaching a secluded place stabbed and killed her and dumped the body on the side of the road, Mathur said.