Due to the ongoing farmers' protest, several trains on the Ambala route are experiencing delays of 15 to 20 hours. On Friday, passengers were shocked to find that train number 15097, the Amarnath Express from Bhagalpur, Bihar to Jammu Tawi, was running more than 20 hours behind schedule. A passenger, Avadhesh,...
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who had booked a ticket in the third AC of the Amarnath Express from Lucknow, canceled his ticket after learning about the train's 20-hour delay. Other trains on the route, including the Ganga Satluj Express (13308), Mumbai-Gorakhpur Express (12598), Lohit Express (15652), Kamakhya Gandhidham Express (15668), Kolkata Express (13152), Farakka Express (13483), Amritsar Kolkata Express (12358), Darbhanga Delhi Special (04067), Malda Town Patna Special (03415), and Patna Sabarmati Special (09406), are also running behind schedule by varying hours, ranging from three to fourteen hours. Passengers are facing difficulties due to inaccurate information provided by railway apps and helplines. The National Train Inquiry System (NTES) is not providing up-to-date information, and the 139 helpline is not offering any assistance. A passenger, Najita, waiting for the Lucknow Prayagraj Passenger at Charbagh station, found that the NTES showed the train's location at Bachhrawan, four stations ahead of its actual location.

Due to the ongoing farmer protest at Shambhu station in the Ambala Division of North Railway, the Indian Railways has made changes to several train routes and operations. These changes include route diversions and short terminations for trains originating from various cities such as Ghazipur City, Bhagalpur, Guwahati, Katihar, Jaynagar, New...
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Jalpaiguri, Purnia Court, Saharsa, Darbhanga, and others. The affected trains will run on alternative routes via Ambala Cant, Chandigarh, New Morinda Junction, Sirhind, Sanehwal, Jakhal, Dhuri Junction, and Ludhiana, based on the train and its original destination. The details include specific dates, train numbers, and affected routes. Additionally, some trains, such as the Darbhanga-Amritsar Express, will be terminated short at Ambala Cant instead of their original destination, Amritsar.

The Indian Railways is upgrading all trains in Bhagalpur to LHB coaches, including the Bhagalpur-Anand Vihar Garibrath. To improve passenger convenience and reduce crowding at the main station, a new terminal with four platforms will be constructed in the city for trains like Vikramshila Express, Lokmanya Tilak (LTT) Express, Amarnath Express,...
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Bhagalpur-Surat Express, and Ajmer Express. Trains originating from other locations passing through Bhagalpur will continue to operate from the junction. Local trains like DEMU, MEMU, and Intercity trains will also operate from Bhagalpur Junction. The new terminal will have four platforms capable of accommodating 24 LHB coaches each. The existing platform 1, 4, and 5 are suitable for long trains, while platforms 3 and 6 are for short trains. The railway authorities are also inspecting the widening of stairs for improved accessibility.

Farmers are protesting at Shambu station in Ambala, disrupting train services. 34 trains passing through Moradabad are affected until May 1st. Trains to Amritsar are being rerouted. 2500 tickets have been cancelled in the Moradabad division. Passengers are facing difficulties due to delays. Several trains, including (12237) Banaras-Jammu Tawi Express, (12587)...
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Gorakhpur-Jammu Tawi Amarnath Express, (15651) Guwahati-Jammu Tawi Lohit Express, (12331) Gawada-Jammu Tawi Himgiri Express, (15097) Bhagalpur-Jammu Tawi Amarnath Express, (18103) Tatanagar-Amritsar Jallianwala Bagh Express, and (12469) Kanpur-Jammu Tawi Express, are being rerouted.

Due to the ongoing farmer protests in Ambala, train schedules in Moradabad division have been severely disrupted. On Friday, trains like the Begampura Express were delayed by 17 hours, and the Garibrath Express by 12.5 hours. Over 1000 passengers have cancelled their tickets since the protests began, and hundreds more face...
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daily disruptions. Trains bound for Punjab and Jammu have been rerouted, adding to the travel time. This has also created delays for passengers traveling to Lucknow, Varanasi, Gorakhpur, Bihar, and Kolkata.