Patna-Delhi Train Cancelled
Patna. There is important news for the railway passengers of Bihar preparing to go to Delhi. According to the order issued by the Railways, on October 10, New Delhi (New Delhi) and scheduled mail and express trains reaching Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station will be cancelled. This decision may increase the problems of passengers traveling from Patna and Gaya to Delhi. According to the order issued by the Railways on October 9, it has been decided to cancel the scheduled trains leaving from their originating stations after 2 pm on October 9 and reaching New Delhi or Hazrat Nizamuddin between 4 am to 2 pm on October 10. The names of many major trains running from Bihar have also been mentioned in this list. In such a situation, passengers should leave for the journey only after getting official information about the ticket status and train operation.
Impact on these trains going from Patna to Delhi
As per available information, the following trains going from Patna to Delhi are said to be cancelled:
- Brahmaputra Mail – 15658
- Purva Express — 12303
- Rajdhani Express — 12273
- Vikramshila Express — 12367
- Magadh Express — 20801
- MLTD-Anand Vihar Express — 13429
- Garib Rath Express — 12435
- Tejas Rajdhani Express — 12309
- Sampoorna Kranti Express — 12393
- Amrit Bharat Express — 22361
Note: This list is based on the information provided. It is important to confirm the number, originating station and cancellation status of each train from the official notification of the Railways.
Important update for passengers going from Gaya to Delhi
Apart from Patna, information about cancellation of some major trains going from Gaya to Delhi has also been given. The following trains are said to be included in these:
- Rajdhani Express — 12301
- Rajdhani Express — 12313
- Jallianwala Bagh Express — 12379
- Mahabodhi Express — 12397
- Northeast Express — 12801
Passengers of these trains should also check the operating status on the basis of train number and date before travelling. The circumstances of cancellation may vary depending on the route, originating station and scheduled time of the train.
The time limit of 4 am to 2 pm on October 10 is important.
The Railways order specifically mentions those mail and express trains which left their originating station after 2 pm on October 9 and were scheduled to reach both the major stations of Delhi between 4 am and 2 pm the next day.
This means that under the order, all trains have not been declared canceled in general, but trains arriving at the prescribed time-limit and respective stations have been marked. Therefore, one should not draw the final conclusion about the cancellation of a train just by looking at its name in the list.
Concern expressed regarding traffic system in Delhi
According to available information, the possibility of heavy traffic and jam around New Delhi and Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station has also been taken into consideration. In such a situation, passengers may face difficulty in reaching and exiting the station. However, there is no official confirmation of the direct link between the Railways order and the proposed demonstration at Jantar Mantar in the available information. Therefore, before reaching any conclusion regarding the reason for cancellation of trains, it is important to see the original order issued by the Railways.
Increased vigilance amid proposed demonstration at Jantar Mantar
On October 10, a demonstration has been announced at Delhi’s Jantar Mantar demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. Political controversy is also going on on this issue regarding Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the voter list. In view of the proposed demonstration, caution is being taken regarding security arrangements in Delhi. Meanwhile, an order has come from the Railways to cancel the operation of some scheduled trains. However, a direct link between the two incidents has not been confirmed.
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How to check status before catching train
Delhi-bound passengers should confirm their train status before leaving home.
- Check the correct train number and date of journey.
- Check operational information on Railways’ official inquiry service or authorized digital platforms.
- Check railway messages received on the mobile number entered during ticket booking.
- If train cancellation is confirmed, get information about ticket refund and alternative travel options.