Passengers at Sidhauna Rampur Railway Halt in the Khanpur area of Ghazipur are facing significant problems due to the closure of the ticket counter. This situation has forced many travelers, especially women and elderly people, to travel without tickets. Local residents have also requested the railway authorities to restore train halts at this station.
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Why is the ticket counter closed at Sidhauna Rampur Halt?
While no specific official statement was released in the last 24 hours regarding this halt, the Indian Railways had previously announced a shift toward digitalization. In February 2026, it was stated that from March 1, the Rail One app would become the primary platform for ticket booking. To promote digital transactions and reduce fraud, general ticket counters at some halt stations were closed.
What is the impact on local passengers and devotees?
The Sidhauna Rampur Halt, inaugurated on February 15, 2016, by former Minister of State for Railways Manoj Sinha, serves hundreds of daily commuters. It is a key point for devotees visiting the Siddhanath Mahadev Dham and Markandeya Mahadev Dham. Currently, passengers are facing the following issues:
- Forced to travel without tickets due to counter closure.
- Increased risk as passengers often cross tracks to board trains.
- Difficulties for senior citizens and women who lack access to digital booking.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
What is the alternative for booking tickets at Sidhauna Rampur Halt?
According to railway announcements from February 2026, the Rail One app is being promoted as the primary platform for digital ticket booking to replace physical counters at various halts.
Who uses the Sidhauna Rampur Railway Halt daily?
The halt is used by hundreds of daily commuters and devotees traveling to the Siddhanath Mahadev Dham and Markandeya Mahadev Dham.