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Indian Railways has said passengers with valid UDID cards can travel in designated unreserved Divyangjan coaches<\/a> on Mail and Express trains, with action to be taken against unauthorised occupants to ensure access for intended users.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/images.cnbctv18.com\/uploads\/2026\/04\/indian-cheese-1-2026-04-193ebae2392489fde5492105391bb44c.jpg?im=Resize,width=640,height=360,aspect=fit,type=normal\")
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