58 trains to change platforms as Jhansi station block starts Nov 20

The Story in Brief

The North Central Railway’s Jhansi Division will impose a 40-day railway block at Platform No. 1 of Veerangana Lakshmibai Jhansi Railway Station from November 20 to December 29 for track construction. Platforms will be changed for 58 trains, while some services will be cancelled, diverted or partially operated during this period.

58 trains to change platforms as Jhansi station block starts Nov 20

The Gwalior-Barauni Express and its return service will operate via Etawah instead of Jhansi from November 20 to December 29. The Gwalior-Firozpur train and Bareilly-Lokmanya Tilak Terminus train will travel via Guna to Bina instead of passing through Jhansi. The Gwalior-New Delhi train and its return service will start and terminate at Gwalior during the scheduled period. The Khajuraho-Udaipur train will originate from Datia, while its return service will terminate at Datia.

Railway authorities have released the schedule of changes. Passengers are advised to check the latest train timings, platforms and routes before travelling.

Indian Opinion Analysis

The 40-day block at Jhansi’s platform 1 means thousands of daily passengers through Madhya Pradesh and adjoining states will face altered schedules, diverted routes or truncated services until December 29. The notice covers only platform and route changes for 58 trains, but leaves unspecified which services will be cancelled or partially operated. Travellers heading to Gwalior, Khajuraho, Udaipur and Delhi are among those most affected, with several trains starting or ending at intermediate stations. The next step for passengers is to consult the schedule released by North Central Railway before any journey during the block period.


Source: udaipurkiran.com

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