Madhyapradesh News: If you are going to travel by train on or after July 13, then this news is very important for you. The Railways has started the work of yard remodeling, adding a new rail line and installing a modern signaling system at Lalitpur Railway Station under Jhansi Railway Division. Due to this, changes have been made in the operation of many trains. Railways says that the objective of this project is to increase the safety of trains and make their movement more convenient in future. The construction work will be completed in different phases.
Some trains will be completely canceled
Some trains have been completely canceled due to this mega block. Among these, 07363 Hubli-Yoganagari Rishikesh Express will not run on 13th July. It has been decided to cancel 07364 Yoganagari Rishikesh – Hubli Express from July 16. Railways has appealed to the passengers to check the status of their train before travelling, so that any kind of trouble can be avoided.
Changed routes of these trains
During the construction work, many long distance trains will be run through alternative routes. These include trains like Yesvantpur–Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, Tirupati–Jammu Tawi Express, Jabalpur–Hazrat Nizamuddin Express, Madurai–Chandigarh Express, Hyderabad–Hazrat Nizamuddin Express and Visakhapatnam–New Delhi Express. Apart from this, many trains passing through Mathura-Jhansi-Bina route will now be run through other routes. These include Kalka–Shirdi Sainagar Express, Haridwar–LTT Express, Hazrat Nizamuddin–Visakhapatnam Express, Nizamuddin–Thiruvananthapuram Express, Amritsar–Bilaspur Express and Vasco-da-Gama Express.
Changed station stop of some trains
Railways has also made temporary changes in the stoppage of some trains. 22469/22470 Khajuraho–Nizamuddin Express and 11841/11842 Khajuraho–Kurukshetra Express will now not stop at Lalitpur station for some time. Temporary stoppage of these trains has been made at Dailwara station so that passengers can get convenience. Railway administration said that during the construction work, some trains may be stopped on the way for 10 minutes to 110 minutes. Therefore, passengers have been advised to check the live running status and timing of their train before reaching the station. Railways says that this temporary inconvenience is necessary for better and safe railway operations in future. After the completion of the work, the operation of trains is expected to be faster and smoother than before.
