Train Cancellations: Railways cancels several trains on this route; travel will be affected from July 5—get the full update.

Train Cancellations: If you are planning to travel by train in July, this news is for you. The Railways have cancelled several trains due to washing line repairs in the station yard and technical work on the rail section.

Train Cancellations: Almost every train traveler knows how difficult it is to secure a confirmed ticket. Naturally, if you manage to get a confirmed ticket after much effort but your train gets cancelled for some reason, it leads to significant inconvenience. If you are planning to travel from Bareilly Junction during July, this information is relevant to you. The Railways have decided to cancel several trains due to washing line repairs in the station yard and technical work on the rail section. Please note that travelers on the Delhi, Mumbai, and Indore routes will face disruptions from July 5 to August 3.

Passenger train to be operated with a scheduled halt

Technical work will be carried out on the Bareilly-Chandausi rail section on July 11, necessitating a nine-hour traffic and power block. During this period, the Moradabad-Bareilly and Bareilly-Moradabad passenger trains will remain cancelled. Additionally, the Aligarh-Bareilly passenger train will be operated with a 90-minute halt en route.

Which trains will be cancelled?

• The Bareilly-Delhi and Delhi-Bareilly passenger trains will remain cancelled from July 5 to August 3.
• Additionally, the Bareilly-Indore Express will be cancelled on July 8, 15, 22, and 29.
• The train arriving in Bareilly from Indore will be cancelled on July 9, 16, 23, and 30.
• The Bareilly-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus Express will be cancelled on July 11, 18, 23, and August 1.
• The corresponding train from Lokmanya Tilak Terminus to Bareilly will not run on July 13, 20, 27, and August 3.

Important advice for passengers

The Railways has advised passengers to check the latest train status before leaving home to avoid inconvenience upon reaching the station and to prevent wasting time. You can also call the railway helpline number to get the latest updates on your train's status.