Delay in wagon induction causes Rs 1,635 cr loss: CAG
20 Dec 2014 1:20 AM GMT
Punching holes in the railways’ freight management, the Comptroller and Auditor General has found deterioration in the various efficiency parameters causing hindrance in smooth goods train operations and sought streamlining of the monitoring mechanism.
“Cases of excessive detentions of wagons at various activity centres affecting the availability of wagons, non-availability of locomotives for running the goods trains and deterioration in average speed of goods trains point towards a monitoring mechanism that warrants streamlining,” CAG has said in its latest report tabled in Parliament on Friday.
“Cases of excessive detentions of wagons at various activity centres affecting the availability of wagons, non-availability of locomotives for running the goods trains and deterioration in average speed of goods trains point towards a monitoring mechanism that warrants streamlining,” CAG has said in its latest report tabled in Parliament on Friday.
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