en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nallasopara

The sentence is explicitly introduced with "As of 2001 India census", so the comparison should use the 2001 national literacy rate.

Official Census of India publications contradict the 74.04% figure:

• A Census of India 2011 publication shows "National Average: 64.8" for Effective Literacy Rate, 2001, and "National Average: 74.0" for 2011.
• Another Census of India publication states: "The rate of literacy of the population computed for 2001 Census ... is found to be 64.8 per cent for the whole country."

So the article is mixing a 2011-era national literacy figure (~74%) into a sentence about the 2001 census. The comparison should be to about 64.8%, not 74.04%.

This sentence is about Nallasopara railway station, i.e. the railway premises/station itself. Official Maharashtra police sources show that railway policing is handled separately from the territorial city commissionerate here.

Evidence:

1. The Mumbai Railway Police states that the Mumbai Railway Commissionerate covers the entire railway network from the Gujarat border on Western Railways to Mumbai.
2. On the Mumbai Railway Police station listing for Vasai Railway Police station, the "Railway Stations Covered" explicitly include "NALASOPARA".
3. The Maharashtra Home Department lists "Mira-Bhyandier-Vasai-Virar" and "Rlys., Mumbai" as separate police commissionerates/units, showing that railway jurisdiction is not the same as the territorial city commissionerate.

So, for the railway station itself, the article assigns the wrong police jurisdiction. The station falls under Mumbai Railway Police (Vasai Railway Police station / Mumbai Railway Commissionerate), not under the Mira-Bhayander–Vasai-Virar Police Commissionerate.