Kanpur: Railway takes major decision due to Shanishchara fair, two trains to have temporary halts
Railway authorities have decided to provide temporary halts for two trains at Shanishchara station in Madhya Pradesh to accommodate passengers traveling from Kanpur. According to an Amar Ujala report, this decision was made in anticipation of the large influx of devotees attending the Shanishchari Amavasya fair. This arrangement will remain in effect from October 9 to October 11.
VIMARSHNAARAD TVThere is important news for devotees traveling from Kanpur. In view of the convenience of passengers during the Shanishchari Amavasya fair, the railway administration has taken a significant step. Two trains departing from Govindpuri have been granted temporary halts at Shanishchara station in Madhya Pradesh.
According to the Amar Ujala report, the railway made this decision considering the large number of devotees expected to attend the fair. From October 9 to October 11, a total of five trains have been given an additional two-minute halt at Shanishchara station.
The primary objective of this arrangement is to provide a smooth journey for devotees so they can attend the fair without any inconvenience. This move by the railway will provide relief to passengers who wish to visit the fair for prayers.
Officials stated that this temporary arrangement has been made to manage the crowd effectively. Passengers are requested to check the train timings and halt details on the official railway website or through inquiry centers before planning their journey.
In light of the heavy footfall expected in the Shanishchara fair area, security and other arrangements are also being strengthened. This railway decision is part of those efforts to ensure passengers do not face difficulties reaching the station.
This temporary halt will be effective for only three days. The railway has clarified that after October 11, the trains will operate according to their previously scheduled timings and routes.
Passengers are advised to avoid crowding at the station and to follow railway regulations. This special facility is expected to directly benefit thousands of devotees attending the fair.