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Railway official who gave PM selfie booths' cost info shunted

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 2 January 2024
Seven months after taking charge, Central Railway's chief public relations officer (CPRO) Shivraj Manaspure was unexpectedly transferred on December 29, allegedly without being given a reason for it or being told where his new posting is. He had last month, in response to an RTI plea, disclosed the cost of 3D selfie booths featuring PM Modi at stations. Manaspure has been replaced by Swapnil D Nila.
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