Train Cancellations: Setback for rail passengers in October; Railways cancels several trains

Here is an important update for rail passengers. If you are planning to travel by train via the Ajmer Division of North Western Railway in October, you might face some inconvenience, as the Railways has cancelled several trains.

With half of September already gone, major festivals like Durga Puja are approaching in October. During this time, most people wish to celebrate with their families. If you are also planning to travel by train in October, this information is for you. A decision has been made to cancel several trains in the Ajmer Division of North Western Railway for a few days in October. Let us find out the reason behind these cancellations.

Why did the Railways cancel the trains?

According to reports, double-line laying work is scheduled in the Ajmer Division of North Western Railway; consequently, the Railways has altered the operations of several trains during this period. Here are the details of the cancelled trains and the dates involved.

Trains cancelled by the Railways

Train No. 17606 Bhagat Ki Kothi-Kacheguda Train: Cancelled on October 4 and October 7.
Train No. 14802 Indore-Jodhpur Train: Cancelled from October 9 to October 11.
Train No. 14801 Jodhpur-Indore Train: Cancelled from October 9 to October 11.
Train No. 19606 Udaipur City-Mandar Train: Cancelled on October 8.
Train No. 17605 Kacheguda-Bhagat Ki Kothi Train: Cancelled on October 2 and October 5.

Were you planning to travel via a connecting train?

Passengers often need to take connecting trains to reach their destinations; however, if the initial train is cancelled, catching the subsequent train will inevitably become difficult. In such a situation, passengers should first check the schedule of their connecting train and book a ticket for a train that ensures they arrive in time to catch it.

Additionally, if you plan to travel on any of these trains—or other trains on the same route—be sure to contact the railway helpline number first to check the current status of the train.