Passengers travelling through the Phulera-Ringas-Rewari section of the North Western Railway should prepare for significant disruptions in train services throughout August and September. The railway administration has announced a series of cancellations and route diversions to facilitate crucial patch doubling work between Kund, Khori, and Pali stations. This infrastructure project is expected to impact daily commuters in Narnaul, Rewari, Bhiwani, and Neem Ka Thana significantly.
Key updates for passengers include:
- Complete cancellation of several passenger and express trains from August 12 to September 24.
- Diversion of major express trains via the Rewari-Alwar-Jaipur-Phulera route.
- Temporary suspension of stoppages at Khori station for specific services.
- The Delhi-Rewari passenger services will be diverted via Alwar-Jaipur during the construction period.
Cancelled and Diverted Services
According to the Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway, Amit Sudarshan, the Jaipur-Bhiwani (59709/59710) services will remain cancelled from August 12 to September 24. Similarly, services between Rewari and Phulera (19620, 19619, 19621) are suspended from August 29 to September 24. Passengers should also note that the Rewari-Ringas (59633/59634) trains will be cancelled for eight days each between August 29 and September 20.
For those relying on long-distance connectivity, several trains including the Durg-Tanakpur (15091), Godda-Daurai (19604), Delhi-Jaisalmer (14087), and both Chandigarh-Bandra (22452) and Delhi Sarai Rohilla-Bandra (22950) expresses will be diverted via the Alwar-Jaipur-Phulera route on scheduled days.
Important Travel Advisory
While most trains are facing disruptions, the railway has confirmed that the Delhi Sarai Rohilla-Ajmer Shatabdi (12065/12066) and the Udaipur City-Delhi Sarai Rohilla Chetak Superfast Express (20473/20474) will continue to operate without stops on the affected sections. Additionally, train number 19622 will skip its scheduled halt at Khori station during its 27 trips between August 29 and September 24.
Railway officials have urged all passengers to check the current status of their trains via the official IRCTC website or the NTES app before heading to the station to avoid last-minute inconvenience.