Muzaffarnagar-Modinagar Rail Block: Several trains cancelled and diverted on June 19

Kush Singh17 June 20262 min read1 viewImportant
Muzaffarnagar-Modinagar Rail Block: Several trains cancelled and diverted on June 19

Indian Railways will implement a mega block on the Muzaffarnagar-Modinagar section on June 19 to replace a steel girder on railway bridge number 61. This work will last for 15 hours and 25 minutes, affecting the Delhi-Saharanpur line via Meerut-Tapri. Passengers are advised to check their train status before starting their journey.

What are the block timings and speed limits?

The mega block will start at 11:10 AM on June 19 and will continue until 2:35 AM on June 20. During this period, a temporary speed limit of 20 km/h will be enforced in the affected section to ensure safety during the bridge work.

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Which trains are cancelled or diverted?

Station Superintendent Pawan Kumar confirmed that several trains will be affected. The details of cancellations and route changes are listed below:

Train Name Status/Action
Shatabdi Express Cancelled
Jalandhar City-Old Delhi Express Cancelled
Mimu Express (Up and Down) Cancelled
Yog Nagri Rishikesh-Lakshmibainagar Express Diverted via Khurja from Meerut
Chandigarh-Madurai Super Fast Express Diverted via Khurja from Meerut
Haridwar-Delhi Express Diverted via Shamli from Tapri
Kalka-Delhi Express Diverted via Shamli from Tapri
Haridwar-Bandra Terminal Diverted via Shamli from Tapri
Yoga Express Diverted via Shamli from Tapri
Haridwar-LTT Super Fast Express Diverted via Khurja from Meerut
Una Himachal-Indore Express Diverted via Khurja from Meerut
Golden Temple Mail Running 25 minutes late

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

When will the Muzaffarnagar-Modinagar mega block take place?

The block is scheduled for June 19, starting from 11:10 AM and ending at 2:35 AM on June 20.

Which trains are completely cancelled due to this work?

The Shatabdi Express, Jalandhar City-Old Delhi Express, and Mimu Express (Up and Down) will remain cancelled.

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