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NSS Volunteers Help Manage Deepavali Rush at Kollam Railway Station
Reported by Arjun Sethi (Fact-Checker) · Manorama Online ·
Confirmed by a second source: Samayam Malayalam
Volunteers from Sree Narayana College managed heavy crowds and helped passengers during the Deepavali festival rush at the Kollam railway station. The National Service Scheme units 27 A and B carried out these duties on November 6 and 7. The Railway Protection Force organized this volunteer service to ensure safe travel for everyone passing through the station. NSS program officer P.J. Archana guided the student volunteers during the two-day drive. Railway Protection Force officials including IPF Sunil Kumar K.M., ASIs Sunu K.S., Jyotheendran, and Lenin led the security side of the operations. Head Constable Madhu and women constables Nimmi and Greeshma also took charge of the crowd control efforts alongside the student team.
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Student volunteers often step in to help local security forces manage massive festival crowds at busy railway hubs across India. Major festivals like Deepavali see a sudden jump in passenger numbers, making station crowd control a key priority for authorities.
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