Muzaffarpur Railway Update: Underpass worth ₹10 crore approved for Kaparapura crossing, closed gate to reopen

The railway administration has officially approved the construction of an underpass at the Kaparapura railway crossing, known as Gumti No. 107, in Muzaffarpur. This decision follows a meeting between five local MLAs and the Divisional Railway Manager of the Samastipur division to resolve the issues caused by the closure of this crossing. The project is estimated to cost around ₹10 crore and aims to provide a permanent solution for the local residents who have been protesting the closure for several weeks.

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Relief for locals as closed crossing set to reopen

In addition to the approval of the underpass, the railway authorities and public representatives have reached a consensus to reopen the closed Kaparapura railway crossing temporarily. This step is expected to provide significant relief to thousands of commuters and villagers who were forced to take long detours. The crossing was permanently closed in late February 2026, which led to multiple protests and meetings with high-ranking officials, including the Railway Minister and the District Magistrate. The reopening will ensure that public movement remains smooth until the underpass construction is completed.

Recent progress and project timelines for Kaparapura

Apart from the underpass, other infrastructure projects at the Kaparapura station are also moving forward to improve passenger convenience and safety. The railway has started the construction of a Foot Overbridge which was sanctioned several years ago under the Muzaffarpur-Sugauli double-tracking project. Local officials are monitoring the progress to ensure that these facilities are completed on time for the public.