By: Jigyasa Kakwani
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There is a weight limit for luggage on trains. It is not weighed routinely. However, checking may happen at major railway stations through scanners or near a parcel office.
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Train Ticket Examiners (TTEs) and luggage inspectors can also stop and inspect baggage that appears excessively large or heavy.
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Security personnel may also check baggage weight during security checks.
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General Class - Up to 35 kg
Sleeper Class - Up to 40 kg
Third AC - Up to 40 kg
Second AC - Up to 50 kg
First AC - Up to 70 kg
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If a passenger carries more than the permitted limit, they are required to book the excess luggage in advance at the parcel office.
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If a passenger is found with unbooked excess luggage, the TTE can impose a fine, depending on the extra weight and distance of travel.
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