Udaipur-Delhi Special Train via Narnaul and Rewari
The North Western Railway has announced a new weekly special train service to boost connectivity between Udaipur City and Delhi Sarai Rohilla. This new service is designed to provide significant relief to passengers traveling through the Narnaul and Rewari regions.
Weekly Schedule and Timings
According to Amit Sudarshan, Chief Public Relations Officer of North Western Railway, the special train service will operate on a weekly basis with the following timings:
- Train No. 09617 (Udaipur City to Delhi Sarai Rohilla Special): This train will run every Wednesday from October 21 to November 25. It is scheduled to depart from Udaipur City at 9:15 PM and arrive at Delhi Sarai Rohilla the next morning at 11:15 AM.
- Train No. 09618 (Delhi Sarai Rohilla to Udaipur City Special): The return journey will operate every Thursday from October 22 to November 26. The train will depart from Delhi Sarai Rohilla at 1:45 PM and reach Udaipur City at 4:00 AM the following day.
The train will consist of 22 coaches to accommodate the expected passenger rush during this period.
Major Stops and Route Details
To ensure maximum convenience for commuters, the special train will make halts at several important stations along the route, including:
- Mavli
- Chanderiya
- Bhilwara
- Bijainagar
- Ajmer
- Kishangarh
- Phulera
- Reengus
- Neem Ka Thana
- Narnaul
- Ateli
- Rewari
- Gurugram
- Delhi Cantt
Relief for Rewari-Bikaner Passengers
In a separate development, the railway has also announced the restoration of the Rewari-Bikaner rail service. Due to the suspension of construction work for a Road Under Bridge (RUB) at level crossing number 98 between Kanina Khas and Mahendragarh, the following services will operate as per their regular schedule from October 15 to October 17:
- Train No. 54789: Rewari-Bikaner Express
- Train No. 54790: Bikaner-Rewari Express
This move is expected to provide much-needed relief to daily commuters in the Narnaul, Ateli, and Nizampur areas, who have been requesting improved rail connectivity for a long time.