What happens if we pull the train chain?
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What happens if we pull the train chain?
As per the Indian Railways Act , pulling the emergency chain without a valid reason is an offence and attracts a jail term of three years, or a fine up to Rs 1,000. Once the chain is pulled, the train has to be detained, and the delay affects other trains on the stretch.
Have you ever pulled the chain of train Quora?
Yes I had pulled the chain many times. Last was while returning from my home. One of my co passenger mobile fell outside the window, Immediately I pulled it and after around 50–100 meter, train stopped.
When we can pull chain of train?
The Railway directs that the chain should be pulled only when fire breaks out or life threatening incident occurs or in case of serious health issues. One year of imprisonment or a penalty of Rs 1000 is awarded in case of unauthorised alarm chain pulling.
What does pulling like a train mean?
Pull-a-train meaning (slang, vulgar, of a woman or girl) To have sex with several men one after the other.
What happens if you pull a chain?
How does the train stop when somebody pulls the chain? When the emergency chain is pulled, the air stored in the brake pipe escapes, through a small vent. The drop in air pressure leads to the slowing down of the train. The loco pilot quickly notices this drop in the air pressure and starts maneuvering the train.
Whats pulling a train mean?
(slang, vulgar) To have sex with several men one after the other.
Why is it called pulling a train?
As early as 1949, train was used to refer to group sex involving one woman and multiple men who had sex with her in sequence. Pulling a train typically meant submitting a woman to this treatment without her consent, a form of gang rape. This sense may well derive, however, from the power dynamics of gang rape.
What is chain pulling in train?
Chain-pulling is the act of pulling a cord that activates the train’s emergency brakes to stop a train, whether for a genuine emergency or (often) illegally for someone to get on or off the train on the Indian Railways network.