"Besides cleanliness issue, people sitting or standing at coach junction areas also obstruct path of other commuters. So, it is not in line with public etiquettes," the senior official said.The Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC) has put up the new signage in "our new rolling stock to begin with". "The metro coaches carry signages of 'Don't eat inside a carriage', 'Don't sit on the floor' but many people still don't follow it. We expect commuters to display public etiquettes and want to ensure no one is inconvenienced, so we have these advisories. So, a CISF helpline was earlier introduced to lodge complaints related to security issues.The Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) is tasked with the responsibility of guarding all the Delhi Metro properties.The Delhi Metro's daily average ridership in October 2017 was 24.2 lakh.

Source: Economic Times March 04, 2018 08:37 UTC