Indian Railways: Now it is easier to go home on Holi, 4 pairs of special trains will run from Bhopal to these districts

Holi Special Trains: People are preparing to go to their homes on the festival of Holi, so that the passengers do not have to face much crowd, hence the Bhopal Division of West Central Railway has announced a big relief for the passengers. To reduce the crowd and to make the journey easy and efficient, 4 pairs of special trains will be run from Bhopal division. These trains will be run on different dates between Rewa, Rani Kamlapati, Bhopal and Danapur. Reservation in these trains can be done through any computerized center or IRCTC website.

Here is the complete information about Holi special trains

Rewa-Rani Kamlapati Superfast Special (one trip)

Train number 02192 will depart from Rewa on 28th February at 12:30 pm and reach Rani Kamlapati station at 9:15 pm. In return, 02191 Rani will depart from Kamalapati at 10:15 pm and reach Rewa at 7:30 am the next day.

Rewa-Rani Kamlapati Superfast Special (two trips)

Train 02186 will leave from Rewa on March 2 and 3 at 12:30 pm and reach Rani Kamlapati at 9:15 pm. In return, 02185 Rani will depart from Kamalapati at 10:15 pm and reach Rewa at 7:30 am.

Bhopal-Rewa Special (one trip)

Train 01704 will depart from Bhopal at 10:30 am on March 5 and reach Rewa at 8:45 pm. In return, 01703 will depart from Rewa at 10:20 pm and reach Bhopal at 9:05 am the next day.

Rani Kamlapati-Danapur Special (Two Trips)

Train 01667 will depart from Rani Kamalapati on 27th February and 2nd March at 2:25 pm and reach Danapur at 8:45 am the next day. In return, 01668 will depart from Danapur at 11:15 am on 28th February and 3rd March and reach Rani Kamlapati at 8:55 am the next day.

Thousands of passengers are expected to get facilities

Railway administration has appealed to the passengers that before travelling, they can get detailed information about the stoppages and timings of trains at the station, Rail Madad 139 or through online medium. Railways has said that on big festivals like Holi, these special trains are expected to provide convenience to thousands of passengers.