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Delhi Signalling Work To Disrupt Ahmedabad Division Trains; 2 Bhuj Trains Cancelled, 3 Diverted

By GS Team
5 Oct 20261 min read
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Railway signalling work in Delhi on Oct 6-7 disrupts Bhuj trains. Two Bhuj-Delhi Sarai Rohilla Express trains (20983/20984) are cancelled. Three Bhuj route trains (19403, 14312, 14321) are diverted via Rewari-Bhiwani-Rohtak-Delhi. Passengers advised to check status and plan journeys accordingly due to Northern Railway's automatic signalling system commissioning.

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Delhi Signalling Work To Disrupt Ahmedabad Division Trains; 2 Bhuj Trains Cancelled, 3 Diverted
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Railway signalling work between Delhi stations will disrupt five trains on the Bhuj route, with two cancelled and three diverted on October 6 and 7.

Two Bhuj Trains Cancelled

The Northern Railway is carrying out work to commission an automatic signalling system between Patel Nagar, Delhi Cantt and Palam stations on the Delhi Sarai Rohilla–Rewari section.

A traffic block has been imposed for the work, affecting trains operated by Western Railway’s Ahmedabad Division.

Train No. 20983, the Bhuj–Delhi Sarai Rohilla Express, will remain cancelled on October 6.

Train No. 20984, the Delhi Sarai Rohilla–Bhuj Express, will remain cancelled on October 7.

Three Trains To Run On Diversion

Three other trains on the Bhuj route will operate through alternative routes during the signalling work.

Train No. 19403, the Bhuj–Delhi Express, will run on October 6 via Rewari–Bhiwani–Rohtak–Delhi instead of its scheduled Rewari–Palam–Delhi route.

Train No. 14312, the Bhuj–Bareilly Express, will also take the Rewari–Bhiwani–Rohtak–Delhi route on October 6.

Train No. 14321, the Bareilly–Bhuj Express, will operate on October 7 via Delhi–Rohtak–Bhiwani–Rewari instead of the scheduled Delhi–Palam–Rewari route.

Passengers Advised To Check Train Status

The railway administration has advised passengers to plan their journeys according to the revised arrangements and reach stations keeping the cancellations and route diversions in mind.