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Travel by premium trains on LTC not permitted: Govt
28 Jan 2015, 05:05 pm
New Delhi, Jan 28 (NITN): The Department of Personnel and Training has clarified that travel by premium trains is not permissible on LTC.
Hence, the fare charged by the Indian Railways for the journey(s) performed by premium trains will not be reimbursable for the purpose of LTC.
Cases where LTC travel in such premium trains has already been undertaken by the Central Government Employees, the train fare will be reimbursed restricting it to the admissible normal fare for the entitled class of train travel or the actual fare paid, whichever is less.
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