LUCKNOW, April 27 -- The Northern Railway administration transferred Ratan Kumar, chief crew controller, over a month after a loco pilot allegedly denied medical leave and staged a protest inside the Charbagh railway lobby that went viral. The incident occurred on March 3 when Rajesh Meena, loco pilot, allegedly removed his trousers inside the crew controller's office to demonstrate a medical condition he claimed was not being adequately addressed by the railway health system. According to officials, Meena had undergone treatment at a private hospital between February 22 and 28 and later approached the railway health unit seeking an extension of medical leave. He was reportedly asked to furnish a sick memo, following which his leave application was rejected. Following this, Meena went to the crew controller's office carrying medical documents and medicines, insisting that the officer examine his condition. He then stripped in front of the official, an act that was recorded and widely circulated on social media. The episode triggered protests by the All India Loco Running Staff Association, which raised concerns over working conditions and medical support for running staff. Railway authorities described Ratan Kumar's transfer as a routine administrative decision. However, an internal inquiry committee found the loco pilot guilty of violating service conduct rules.htc...