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Indian Railways: Many trains of these states will be cancelled, short terminated / diverted, see list here

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Indian Railways: Work is being done in different railway zones to strengthen the railway infrastructure. Due to this the movement of trains will be affected. Many trains especially those of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Bihar are being cancelled.



At the same time, trains of Punjab, Jammu, Goa, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and other states will also be temporarily affected due to traffic block at various places.

New Delhi. Work is being done by Indian Railways in different railway zones to strengthen the railway infrastructure. Due to this the movement of trains will be affected. Many trains especially those of Delhi, Haryana, Punjab and Bihar are being cancelled . At the same time, trains of Punjab, Jammu, Goa, Karnataka, Chhattisgarh, Bihar and other states will also be temporarily affected due to traffic block at various places.

According to the spokesman of Northern Railway , Deepak Kumar, due to various traffic blocks, many trains operating under Northern Railway will be canceled, short terminated, short origin and diverted. Passengers are requested to get information about the running status of all these related trains before starting the journey . These trains will be operated as follows:-

These trains will remain cancelled

On 04449 New Delhi-Kurukshetra EMU Special and 04452 Kurukshetra-Delhi Jn. EMU special will remain cancelled.

12460/12459 Amritsar-New Delhi-Amritsar Intercity Express commencing on 02.06.2022 and 03.06.2022 will remain cancelled.

15708 Amritsar-Katihar Express commencing from 02.06.2022 to 10.06.2022 will remain cancelled.

Partially canceled trains

14508 Fazilka-Delhi Express which will start its journey on 02.06.2022 and 03.06.2022 will terminate its journey at Ambala Cantonment. As a result, 14507 Delhi Jn-Fazilka Express which started its journey on 02.06.2022 and 03.06.2022 will start its journey from Ambala Cantonment.

Their route will be diverted

  • 22685 Yesvantpur-Chandigarh Express, which will start journey on 01.06.2022, will run via New Delhi-Delhi Jn.-Ghaziabad-Meerut City-Saharanpur-Ambala.
  • 12449 Madgaon-Chandigarh Express, which will start its journey on 01.06.2022, will run via New Delhi-Delhi Jn.-Ghaziabad-Meerut City-Saharanpur-Ambala.
  • 12550 JAMMU-DURG EXPRESS commencing on 02.06.2022 will be diverted via Ambala-Saharanpur-Meerut City-Ghaziabad-Delhi Shahdara-Delhi Jn.-Delhi Safdarjung-Tughlakabad-Palwal.
  • 12203 Saharsa-Amritsar Express, which will start journey on 02.06.2022, will run via Moradabad-Saharanpur-Ambala.
  • The 12649 Yesvantpur-Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, which will start its journey on 03, 04, 05, 06, 08 and 10 June, will be diverted via Arisakere-Chikjajur-Raydurg-Bellary. This train will not stop at Devanagere, Sri Mahadevapya, Mylara, Hubli, Gadag, Koppal and Haspet stations.
  • 12650 Hazrat Nizamuddin-Yesvantpur Express, which will start its journey on 02, 04, 05, 06, 07.06.2022, and 09.06.2022, will run via Arisakere- Chikjajur-Raydurg-Bellary. This train will not stop at Devanagere, Sri Mahadevapya, Mylara, Hubli, Gadag, Koppal and Haspet stations.

Train time rescheduled

  • 14218 Chandigarh-Prayagraj Express, which will start journey on 02.06.2022, will depart Chandigarh at 05.15 PM.

enroute trains

  • 12926 Amritsar-Bandra Terminus Paschim Express, which will start its journey on 02.06.2022, will be diverted for 60 minutes en-route.
  • 22430 Pathankot-Delhi Jn which will start journey on 02.06.2022. The express will be run by stopping for 20 minutes on the way.

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