These trains which are fully and partially canceled pass through some other states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, New Delhi, Punjab and West Bengal. .
New Delhi. Out of the crores of Indians traveling by train, some passengers may have to face trouble today. Because Indian Railways has canceled 139 trains today while partially canceled 24 trains. At the same time, 18 trains are running late. The reason for the cancellation of these trains is not clear. However, it is estimated that the Railways has taken this decision due to maintenance related works.
These trains which are fully and partially canceled pass through some other states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, New Delhi, Punjab and West Bengal. . It would be better if you check the status of the train and leave the house before leaving for the journey.
Trains canceled today
Indian Railways today launched Pathankot – Volcano Express, Bhiwandi Road, Bina – Damoh Express, Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus – Manmad Special, Delhi – Shamli Express, Azimganj – Nalhati Passenger Special, Rampur Hat – Azimganj Passenger, Asansol – Bokaro City MEMU, Firozpur – Jalandhar. City Special, Lucknow-Hazrat Nizamuddin Special, Jalandhar City-Hoshiarpur Special, Muzaffarpur-Patilputra MEMU, Darbhanga-Patilputra Special and Muzaffarpur-Samastipur Express have been cancelled.
At the same time, 24 trains including Varanasi-Patna, Hisar-Rewari, Kathgodam-Moradabad Express have been partially cancelled. That is, these trains will not run between some stations.
Travelers going to these states will be affected
Delays, route diverts and cancellation of some trains will affect commuters to and from some states including Uttar Pradesh, Bihar, Delhi, Jharkhand, Chhattisgarh, Maharashtra and West Bengal. Information about canceled, rescheduled and diverted trains has been given on the website of Indian Railways and IRCTC.
You can check the current status of trains by visiting https://enquiry.indianrail.gov.in/mntes or by visiting IRCTC website link https://www.irctchelp.in/cancelled-trains-list/#list2.
