chandigarh chandigarh railway station is aspiring to reach worldclass standards but is yet to triumph in its battle against people boarding trains without tickets during an inspection on friday 115 passengers were found travelling without a ticket in five trains and were made to pay fines up to rs 34180 the check was carried out at the station under the supervision of officials from the northern railways ambala division ambala divisional commercial manager ashish roy led the team that carried out the inspection and comprised 10 trainticket examiners and six railway police force officialsthe checked trains included two passenger trains numbered 64653 and 74992 that ply between ambala and chandigarh and three longroute trains including himalayan queen 14095 lucknow express 12231and chandigarhjaipur express 19718the inspection took place after a survey by division officials carried out during the past two weeks revealed though passengers had increased in trains the sale of tickets had remained the samein the report it was pointed out that tickets sold for passenger trains were much less than the rush in coaches simranjeet singh a spokesperson for ambala division of indian railways said chandigarh was not covered by the inspection team in the past as no violation by passengers came to light now that we have to come to know of the violations our team will continue to monitor trains here if required a similar drive will be conducted in coming weeks he said