For a passenger carrying train to stop with a few passengers vehicles beyond platform, it must be permitted by A. DSO B. DRM C. DOM D. None of these

DSO
DRM
DOM
None of these

The correct answer is: A. DSO

A DSO, or Divisional Signalling Officer, is a railway employee who is responsible for the safe operation of railway signals and track circuits in a particular division. They are also responsible for issuing permits for trains to stop with a few passengers vehicles beyond platform.

A DRM, or Divisional Railway Manager, is

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a senior railway employee who is responsible for the overall management of a railway division. They are not responsible for issuing permits for trains to stop with a few passengers vehicles beyond platform.

A DOM, or Divisional Operating Manager, is a railway employee who is responsible for the day-to-day operation of a railway division. They are not responsible for issuing permits for trains to stop with a few passengers vehicles beyond platform.

In conclusion, the only person who can permit a passenger carrying train to stop with a few passengers vehicles beyond platform is a DSO.

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