Central Railway has busted another fake-ticketing attempt after three passengers on a Mumbai AC local were caught using AI-generated season passes. The incident took place on November 28 aboard the 18:45 Parel–Kalyan train, when TTI Prashant Kamble, assisted by RPF personnel, found that a woman and two men were showing UTS “season passes” stored in their phones’ document folders instead of the official UTS app. On inspection, all three digital passes were found to carry the same UTS number, XOOJHN4569, raising suspicion. A verification of their mobile numbers confirmed that none of them had valid season tickets, leading to all three being booked for travelling on forged passes. What Is Fake Mumbai Local Train Ticket Scam? How Edited Screenshots and Bogus QR Codes Are Flooding Mumbai Locals.

3 Arrested for Travelling With AI-Generated Fake Tickets on Mumbai Local Train

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