Western Railway Diverts Four Gujarat Trains to Borivali Instead of Bandra Terminus

Western Railway has changed the destination of four trains originating from Gujarat, with services scheduled between October 12 and 16 terminating at Borivali instead of Bandra Terminus in Mumbai due to platform construction work and train stabling constraints.

The changes will affect passengers travelling on trains departing from Bhuj, Valsad and Bhanvad. Passengers heading to Bandra Terminus will need to make alternative arrangements to complete their journeys.

Four Trains Affected by Western Railway Decision

According to Western Railway, the following trains will terminate at Borivali on their respective dates instead of continuing to Bandra Terminus.

• October 12: Train No. 09038, Bhuj–Bandra Terminus
• October 13: Train No. 09018, Valsad–Bandra Terminus
• October 15: Train No. 09012, Bhuj–Bandra Terminus
• October 16: Train No. 09006, Bhanvad–Bandra Terminus

All four services will end their journeys at Borivali station on the specified dates.

Platform Construction Work Behind the Change

Western Railway has made the changes in view of platform construction work and constraints related to stabling trains at Bandra Terminus. The revised arrangements are intended to accommodate the ongoing work and operational requirements at the station.

Bandra Terminus is an important railhead for passengers travelling between Gujarat and Mumbai. The temporary changes may require passengers booked to travel to Bandra Terminus to adjust their onward travel plans.

Passengers Advised to Check Train Updates

Passengers travelling on the affected dates should take note of the revised terminating station before leaving for their journeys. Those who need to reach Bandra Terminus will have to arrange onward travel from Borivali.

Railway passengers are advised to check the latest official Western Railway updates and train information before travelling to avoid confusion caused by the temporary operational changes.