The Indian Railways is running over 200 'Aastha special trains' from various cities across India to Ayodhya, following the Ram Temple consecration ceremony on January 22. These trains are designed to bring devotees to Ayodhya from different parts of the country. On February 6, Gujarat's first special Aastha train departed...
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from Mehsana railway station, carrying around 1,344 devotees from seven assembly constituencies. On the same day, a special train carrying over 1,100 devotees was flagged off from Jammu, with more trains scheduled to follow. On February 6, Odisha's first Aastha special train carrying about 1,400 devotees left Bhubaneswar, with additional trains planned from Puri, Cuttack, and Bhadrak. The first special train from Delhi left Hazrat Nizamuddin Railway Station on February 5, and another train departed from Mumbai on the same day. These trains typically have 20 sleeper coaches and can accommodate around 1,400 people.