Jodhpur, October 27 (Udaipur Kiran): Train operations on several routes will be affected in November and December due to the ongoing redevelopment work at Jaipur Railway Station, particularly the installation of the Air Concourse (Phase-2) under the modernization project.
Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) Anurag Tripathi informed that several train services will be partially diverted or regulated due to the technical block required for this crucial infrastructure work.
Ranikhet Express Route Diversion
The 15013 Jaisalmer–Kathgodam Ranikhet Express will not run via Jaipur for 18 trips between November 9–12, 14, 22–24, 26–28, and 30 November to 2 December and 6–9 December.
Instead, it will operate on a diverted route via Phulera–Reengus–Rewari, halting at Reengus, Neem Ka Thana, and Narnaul stations instead of Jaipur.
Similarly, the 15014 Kathgodam–Jaisalmer Ranikhet Express departing between November 8–11, 13, 21–23, 25–27, 29 November to 1 December, and 5–8 December (18 trips) will also bypass Jaipur. It will run on the Rewari–Reengus–Phulera route with halts at Narnaul, Neem Ka Thana, and Reengus.
Trains to Be Regulated
Due to the block, the 12465 Indore–Bhagat Ki Kothi Ranthambhore Express (Superfast) will be regulated for 20 minutes on November 9, 14, 22, 24, and December 6 and 9 (6 trips).
Additionally, the 18573 Visakhapatnam–Bhagat Ki Kothi Weekly Express, departing on November 27 (one trip), will operate on a diverted route via Sogaria–Chittaurgarh–Ajmer–Marwar Junction, with halts at Bhilwara, Vijaynagar, Ajmer, and Marwar Junction.
The railway authorities have urged passengers to check the updated schedule before travel to avoid inconvenience during the redevelopment period.
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