Delhi, December 17: Free Wi-Fi services have been provided at 6,117 Railway Stations across Indian Railways in the country. No separate funds have been sanctioned by Ministry of Railways on these Wi-Fi services at Railway stations, the Lok Sabha was informed on Wednesday.

In a written reply, Railways Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw said, “There is no personal information asked to access Wi-Fi service provided at the Railway Stations except the mobile number used for OTP. Appropriate action is taken promptly by railway administration whenever there are any issues with regard to working of Wi-Fi facility at stations.”

“The installation of CCTV cameras at stations and coaches is an ongoing process. So far, CCTV Surveillance system has been provided at 1731 stations and 11,953 coaches for ensuring safe and secure journey to railway passengers. CCTV Surveillance System are provided and charged under capital expenditure,” Vaishnaw informed the Lower House.

“CCTVs were already installed at New Delhi Railway station to cover outdoor areas like entry/exit points, foot over bridges, platforms etc. and indoor areas like waiting halls, ticket counters etc. However, some new areas were developed at New Delhi station premises after February 15, 2025 and accordingly additional CCTVs are provided to cover these areas,” added the Minister.

Presently, as many as 250 CCTVs are provided at New Delhi Railway station.