Rewari-Loharu Section: 6 Trains Diverted, Some Partially Cancelled
Travelers using the Rewari-Loharu rail section need to plan their journeys carefully. Due to the ongoing construction of a Railway Overbridge (ROB) at level crossing number 124 between Loharu and Ratangarh, North Western Railway has implemented significant changes to train operations.
According to Amit Sudarshan, Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway, these changes include partial cancellations, route diversions, and delays to facilitate the construction block and ensure safety.
Partial Cancellations and Changes in Starting Points
To accommodate the construction work, certain trains will not operate on their usual tracks or will have modified starting points:
- Train No. 54803 (Sikar-Rewari): This train will now only operate from Sikar to Loharu.
- Train No. 14824 (Rewari-Jodhpur): Instead of starting from Rewari, this train will now depart from Loharu.
Diverted Routes for Key Trains
Six trains will follow alternative routes to maintain connectivity. The diverted paths are as follows:
- Train No. 54310 (Hisar-Delhi) & Train No. 54309 (Delhi-Hisar): Both trains will run via the Bhiwani-Rewari route. They will maintain scheduled halts at Kosli, Jhadli, Charkhi Dadri, Bhiwani, and Hansi.
- Train No. 14714 (Delhi Sarai-Sikar): This train will operate via the Rewari-Ringas route.
- Train No. 22421 (Delhi Sarai-Jodhpur): This service will be diverted via Rewari-Ringas-Phulera-Degana.
- Train No. 14709 (Hanumangarh-Jaipur): This train will now run via the Sadulpur-Churu-Sikar route.
Delays and Important Advice for Passengers
In addition to the diversions, the Delhi Sarai-Bikaner train is expected to depart approximately one hour later than its scheduled time.
Railway authorities urge all passengers to verify the current status, revised routes, and timings of their respective trains before heading to the station to avoid any unnecessary inconvenience.