BHOPAL (INDIAN RAILWAY TRAIN CANCELLATION): Interlocking work related to the third line is going to start in the Gorakhpur division of North Eastern Railway. Due to this, the movement of trains on this route will be affected. A total of 26 trains passing through Bhopal division will be cancelled on different dates. According to the information given by the railways, these trains will be cancelled on different days between 17 April and 7 May . These trains will be affected The trains that are being cancelled are mostly long distance trains, which run from big cities like Pune, Kochuveli, Secunderabad, Yeshwantpur, Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus, Okha, Panvel, Bandra Terminus and Lokmanya Tilak Terminus.
When will these trains be cancelled
– Pune-Gorakhpur: 3 May
– Gorakhpur-Kochuveli: 27 April, 1, 2, 4 May
– Kochuveli-Gorakhpur: 30 April, 4, 6, 7 May
– Gorakhpur-Secunderabad: 30 April
– Secunderabad-Gorakhpur: 1 May
– Gorakhpur-Yeshwantpur: 26 April
– Secunderabad-Gorakhpur: 28 April
– Gorakhpur-LTT: 22 and 29 April
– LTT-Gorakhpur: 23, 30 April and from 27 April to 3 May
– Gorakhpur-LTT: from 27 April to 3 May
– Gorakhpur-Yeshwantpur: 22 and 29 April
– Yeshwantpur-Gorakhpur: 24 April and 1 May
– Gorakhpur-Pune: 24 April and 1 May
– Pune-Gorakhpur: 26 April and 3 May
– Gorakhpur-Okha: 24 April and 1 May
– Okha-Gorakhpur: 27 April and 4 May
Weather clear, yet trains late The weather was completely clear in Bhopal on Thursday, but still passengers had to face a lot of trouble at the railway station. Many important trains reached the station with a delay of 30 minutes to 2 hours. Some trains were even delayed by 3 to 6 hours, due to which people had to wait for a long time. No clear information even after waiting for hours There was a lot of crowd at Bhopal railway station that day. People complained that they were not being told when their train would arrive and where it would stop. The lack of any clear announcement on the platform worsened the situation. Passengers sitting for hours kept wandering in the hope of getting information.
Trains arriving late
– Punjab Mail (12138): 1 hour
– Gondwana (12406): 24 minutes
– Amritsar Express (11058):1.5 hours
– Malwa (12920): 2 hours 6 minutes
– Bhopal Express (12156): Half an hour
– Dakshin Express (12722): 28 minutes
– Chhattisgarh (18237): 28 minutes
– Amarkantak (12853): 30 minutes
– Kushinagar (22537): 35 minutes
No relief even in the waiting area When passengers stopped in the waiting area due to late trains, the condition there was also disappointing. The condition of the washrooms in the number six waiting area on platform number one is very bad. There was neither cleanliness nor water supply, due to which people had to face more problems.
