
Northern Railway has restored the operation of 18 passenger trains that were temporarily cancelled due to protests in Delhi, after traffic returned to normal. The trains on routes including Ghaziabad, Palwal, Panipat, Aligarh, Karnal, Ambala, Rohtak, Rewari, Jind and Sonipat have resumed service.

The railways had cancelled these services as a precautionary measure during the demonstrations. A railway official confirmed the resumption on Monday, 12 October, and said normal traffic flow had been restored across the affected sections.
The restoration of 18 passenger trains across key routes signals that Delhi’s road and rail network has returned to normal after disruptions. Commuters on the Ghaziabad, Palwal, Panipat and Rohtak corridors, who faced cancellations during the protests, are the immediate beneficiaries. Northern Railway has not stated whether the restored services are running on their original schedules or with reduced frequency. No date has been given for a full return to pre-protest timetables.
Source: amarujala.com
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