The Indian Railways has resumed the operation of six cancelled daily routine trains from January 25th, offering relief to passengers traveling to Ayodhya. These trains were previously canceled due to non-interlocking work on the Ayodhya Dham-Ayodhya Cantt-Salarpur railway section. Additionally, 30 trains that were operating on alternative routes have also returned...
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to the Ayodhya route. The resumption of these trains comes as a boon to passengers as the Vande Bharat Express, while offering faster travel, has been witnessing high demand, leading to no availability of seats until February 10th. Passengers have been opting for the Amrit Bharat Express instead due to the high fares on the Vande Bharat. The six resumed trains are: Train No. 12529 (Patna to Lucknow Junction), Train No. 12530 (Lucknow Junction to Patna), Train No. 15069 (Gorakhpur to Aishbagh), Train No. 15070 (Aishbagh to Gorakhpur), Train No. 15113 (Gomtinagar to Chhapra Kachhari), and Train No. 13114 (Chhapra Kachhari to Gomtinagar). The Northeast Railway CPRO, Pankaj Kumar Singh, assured passengers that all necessary measures are being taken to ensure their convenience.