The Jind-Panipat-Rohtak passenger train has been extended to Hansi. This means that passengers from Jind can now travel to Mahm and Hansi by train, avoiding expensive bus fares. The train will travel from Rohtak via Mahm to Hansi. A new railway line between Hansi and Mahm was recently inaugurated, and passenger...
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trains have started operating on the route. Train No. 04972 will depart Jind at 4:20 AM, passing through Panipat and arriving at Rohtak station at 9:06 AM. It will depart from Rohtak at 9:45 AM for Hansi, stopping at various stations including Mahm, arriving at Hansi at 11:20 AM. The return train will depart Hansi at 12 PM and reach Rohtak at 1:40 PM. A new railway station has been constructed at Mundhal, and passenger trains now stop there.

Good news for residents of Jind! A direct train service has been introduced, connecting Jind to Mahm and Hansi. The railway extended the train route, initially from Panipat to Jind, now reaching Rohtak and onward to Hansi via Mahm. This offers passengers a cost-effective travel option between Mahm and Hansi. Train...
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number 04972 departs Jind at 4:20 AM, heading towards Panipat and reaches Rohtak at 9:06 AM. It then departs Rohtak at 9:45 AM and continues to Hansi, making stops at Dobh Bhali, Mokhra Madina, Mahm, Mundal Kalan, Garhi, and finally reaching Hansi at 11:20 AM. The return journey from Hansi starts at 12:00 PM, retracing the same route back to Rohtak.

Two members of a Sanyasi gang from Haryana, known for stealing jewelry, money, and mobile phones from passengers in AC coaches of trains, were arrested by the Chakradharpur Division RPF Special Squad. The arrests occurred at Adityapur station on the Howrah-Titlagarh Steel Express. ASI Balbir Prasad apprehended Tinku Kumar (alias Motu)...
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from Hisar and Balwant (alias Kala) from Jind, recovering ₹3,55,000 worth of jewelry and ₹3,000 cash from them. Two other gang members, Anoop Singh from Rohtak and Bittu Kumar from Hisar, escaped with a screwdriver used for opening suitcases and other tools. The RPF handed over the two arrested individuals to Tatanagar GRP. A case of theft and recovery was filed against them. Investigations revealed the gang had previously targeted a passenger in Tatanagar in May. Both accused were sent to jail. The gang was suspected in multiple theft cases from trains between Sambalpur and Kharagpur. In February 2023, the Tatanagar RPF and GRP had apprehended Fool Kumar, Dinesh, and Pawan, members of the same gang, while three others escaped. The gang is notorious for operating between Tatanagar and Rourkela, having committed over half a dozen thefts and stolen goods worth over ₹25 lakh. They are known for creating a crowd at the AC coach gate, offering assistance to passengers, and then stealing valuables.