- Railways has become too large an organization to be managed by the Government
- Cleanliness standards set for the railway employees to follow are very low
- The sense of cleanliness/ hygiene among the general public is missing
- The stations/platforms cater to huge numbers and hence become tough to manage
- Lack of accountability of cleaning staff, faulty/negligent auditing system
- Lack of awareness and civic sense
- Lack of sense of hygiene
- Not enough dustbins on the stations and inside the train
- Insensitivity towards fellow passengers
- No fine/punishment for civic offences
- Al lot of people are plain ignorant
- Passengers know that the TTE hardly ever comes in the general class and hence they don’t feel the need to purchase tickets
- Number of people traveling in the trains is far more than the capacity
- Railways still has a very old style of working
- A large population of people is still uneducated
- Railways caters to a very large population and it becomes tough to regulate them
Source: Swachh Bharat campaign of Ministry of Urban Development Government of India.