Gwalior
There is now a few days left for the end of Mahakumbh. On 26 February, on Mahashivaratri, the crowd of passengers in trains has increased once again to take a dip in Mahakumbh. A large number of devotees are arriving from nearby areas like Bhind, Etawah, Morena, Kailaras, Jaura, Dabra, Datia, Shivpuri and are leaving for Prayagraj from here. On Sunday also, about four and a half thousand passengers arrived at the station, who were dispatched to Prayagraj by two special trains. On the other hand, the railway has decided to cancel the passenger and memu trains restored a day earlier, citing crowd management.
Five pairs of trains canceled
The railway administration has canceled five pairs of trains going via Gwalior to operate a large number of special trains for Prayagraj. Whereas these trains were restored a day earlier. According to railway officials, these trains have been canceled due to operational reasons. These trains will be canceled by 28 February. Due to this, travelers going to Agra, Jhansi, Bhind and Etawah will face problems.
Taj Express canceled till March 5
Railways on Sunday gave train number 51887-51888 Gwalior-Etawah Passenger, Train No. 51889-51890 Gwalior-Bind Passenger, Train No. 12197-12198 Gwalior-Bhopal Intercity along with three pairs of MEMU trains running between Gwalior along with Gwalior Intercity. Is. At the same time, train number 64633-64634 Gwalior-Etawah Express was also canceled. The Taj Express running between Veerangana Laxmibai Jhansi to New Delhi has also been canceled till March 5.
The Bundelkhand Express, which was to go from Gwalior to Prayagraj to Banaras at 9 pm on Saturday night, could leave at 4:50 am with a delay of 7:45 hours. At the same time, the Bundelkhand Express coming from Banaras to Prayagraj at Gwalior at eight o’clock in the morning could come to Gwalior around 12 and a half hours on Sunday. The same rack leaves from Gwalior at 9 pm, but due to the late of the train, now the train leaving on Sunday night can go on Monday morning.