The Indian Railways has suspended a Travelling Ticket Examiner (TTE) after a video went viral showing him offering Vande Bharat train tickets at a discounted price of ₹380 (approximately $4.60 USD), compared to the original fare of ₹700-₹780 (around $8.50-$9.50 USD). The video, shared on social media, captured the TTE explaining the arrangement to a passenger while acknowledging that such a method was 'not allowed.' This incident triggered a wave of reactions online, with many users expressing outrage over alleged corruption within the railway system. Some comments sarcastically compared the TTE's actions to other corrupt practices in public service, while others called for greater digitalization to prevent such occurrences. Following the video's circulation, the Railway Seva and DRM Danapur officials acknowledged the issue, leading to the TTE's suspension pending further investigation. This incident reflects a broader concern about integrity and accountability in the Indian Railways.