Bhagalpur-Jaipur Special Train: Festive Relief Starts Nov 18
Indian Railways introduces Bhagalpur-Jaipur Special Train 09722 to manage festive season crowds. Check the full route, stops, and schedule here.
To tackle the massive surge in passenger traffic during the upcoming festive season, Indian Railways has announced a dedicated one-way special train service connecting Bhagalpur and Jaipur. This special service is designed to ease the heavy congestion on regular trains and provide a smoother travel experience for passengers heading towards Rajasthan.
Train Schedule and Timing Details
The special service, identified as train number 09722 (Bhagalpur-Jaipur Special), is scheduled to depart from Bhagalpur on November 18, 2026, at 9:30 PM. After traversing through several key junctions, the train is expected to arrive at its final destination in Jaipur at 3:30 AM on November 20, 2026.
According to Amit Sudarshan, Chief Public Relations Officer for North Western Railway, this initiative is a strategic move to accommodate the high demand for travel during the holiday period.
Route and Major Station Stops
The Bhagalpur-Jaipur Special will make a total of 21 scheduled stops, ensuring connectivity for passengers across multiple states. The route includes several major stations, such as:
- Sultanganj
- Jamalpur
- Abhaipur
- Kiul
- Mokama
- Bakhtiyarpur
- Patna
- Danapur
- Ara
- Buxar
- Pt. Deen Dayal Upadhyay Junction
- Mirzapur
- Subedarganj
- Govindpuri
- Etawah
- Tundla
- Idgah
- Bharatpur
- Bandikui
- Dausa
- Gandhinagar Jaipur
For passengers traveling via Bandikui Railway Station, the train is scheduled to arrive at 1:30 AM on November 20, with a brief two-minute halt before departing at 1:32 AM for its final leg to Jaipur.
Coach Composition and Capacity
To ensure a balance between budget travelers and those seeking more comfort, the train will consist of 18 coaches. The composition is as follows:
- 10 Sleeper Class coaches
- 6 General Class coaches
- 2 Guard cars
This special service is specifically aimed at alleviating the pressure on regular train routes and providing much-needed convenience to commuters during the peak festival rush.