How Cooking Noodles in Kettle Inside AC Train Compartment Landed Woman Passenger in Trouble

The Indian Railways has advised passengers to refrain from hazardous behaviour inside trains after a video surfaced showing a woman cooking noodles in an AC compartment using an electric kettle.In the video, the woman can be seen preparing noodles on her berth with the kettle, which she had connected to the power socket available inside coaches. These sockets, provided on most berths across compartments, are meant for phone charging.It appeared she was recording the act for her channel or reel, as she spoke about a quick noodle hack.After the incident was flagged, Railway authorities stated that action was being initiated against the channel and the individual concerned.The Central Railways took to X, formerly Twitter, to issue a note reminding

passengers that such acts are prohibited, illegal, and punishable offences. They warned that cooking inside trains could lead to fire hazards, endangering both the individual and fellow passengers.

In its post, Central Railways wrote, "Using an electronic kettle inside trains is strictly prohibited. It is unsafe, illegal, and a punishable offence. It can lead to fire incidents and be disastrous for other passengers as well.”The statement further added, “It may also cause disruption of electric supply and malfunction of the AC and other electronic ports in the train. Passengers are advised to refrain from any such hazardous behaviour. If they notice any such activity, they are requested to report it immediately to the concerned authorities to ensure safety."