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CCTV Surveillance Systems Provided at 3,215 Railway Stations and 13,409 Passenger Coaches to Strengthen Passenger Safety and Security


Northern Railway Leads with CCTV Coverage at 425 Stations, followed by Western Railway (391) and Eastern Railway (271)

Western Railway Tops in CCTV-equipped Passenger Coaches with 1,735 Coaches, followed by Northern Railway (1,483) and Southern Railway (1,481)

All Operational Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat Train Rakes Equipped with CCTV Cameras

Posted On: 24 JUL 2026 4:17PM by PIB Delhi

Installation of CCTV surveillance systems at railway stations, passenger coaches and other railway premises has been planned across the Indian Railways network with the objective of strengthening passenger safety and enhancing security surveillance. The installation of CCTV surveillance systems is being undertaken in a phased manner. All operational Vande Bharat and Amrit Bharat train rakes have already been equipped with CCTV cameras.

So far, CCTV surveillance systems have been provided at 3,215 railway stations and 13,409 passenger coaches. The zone-wise details are as follows:

S.No

Railway Zone

Number of stations provided with CCTV system

Number of coaches fitted with cameras

1.

Central Railway

240

1384

2.

Eastern Railway

271

1288

3.

East Central Railway

237

617

4.

East Coast Railway

80

601

5.

Northern Railway

425

1483

6.

North Central Railway

141

339

7.

North Eastern Railway

93

758

8.

Northeast Frontier Railway

94

410

9.

North Western Railway

35

261

10.

Southern Railway

140

1481

11.

South Central Railway

30

947

12.

South Coast Railway

202

415

13.

South Eastern Railway

197

665

14.

South East Central Railway

145

303

15.

South Western Railway

195

452

16.

Western Railway

391

1735

17.

West Central Railway

170

270

18.

Metro Railway, Kolkata

57

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19.

Konkan Railway Corporation Limited

72

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Total

3215

13409

Installation of CCTV surveillance systems is a continuous and ongoing process. The installed CCTV cameras at stations are equipped with AI-based video analytics features, such as intrusion detection, loitering detection and fallen person detection. During the last three years i.e. 2023 to 2025 and up to June, 2026, 9840 security-related incidents have been detected.

This information was provided by the Union Minister for Railways, Information & Broadcasting and Electronics & Information Technology, Shri Ashwini Vaishnaw, in a reply to a question in the Rajya Sabha today.

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