Due to the ongoing redevelopment work at Prayagraj Junction, 26 trains will be operated from Prayagraj Chheoki station until October 25th. The Chopan Express will also remain canceled until October 23rd. The construction work, initially planned to be completed by August 15th, has been delayed. The railway administration has decided to...
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operate these 26 trains from Prayagraj Chheoki till October 25th. Train numbers 13309 (Chopan - Prayagraj) and 13310 (Prayagraj - Chopan) have been canceled until October 23rd. The MEMU train operating between Pandit Deendayal Upadhyay and Subedarganj will also be available at Prayagraj Chheoki.

Due to pre-non interlocking work for doubling tracks at Malkhedi and Mahadevkhedi stations in the Jabalpur and Bhopal divisions of West Central Railway, 19 passenger trains have been cancelled till July 30th. This has caused inconvenience for numerous passengers, especially those returning after vacations. Passengers are also facing difficulty in getting...
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reservations on other trains. Trains including the Vindhyachal Express running through Jabalpur and trains on the Katni-Bina-Bhopal route have been cancelled. The cancellation period varies from 30 June to 10 July and 22 to 29 June for different trains. The routes of some trains were altered due to the ongoing work, but they have now been reverted to their original routes. For example, the Bina-Katni MEMU train and Jabalpur-Ajmer Dayoday Express will run on their regular routes from June 30th to July 10th and July 4th to July 10th respectively.

A special train, number 04152, operating between Lokmanya Tilak Terminus (LTT) and Kanpur, was diverted from its original route, causing inconvenience to passengers. The train was diverted at Itarsi and sent to Bhopal. Passengers, particularly from Jabalpur, protested the sudden diversion without prior notice. The Central Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of...
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the West Central Railway (WCR), Harshit Srivastava, explained that the diversion was due to track work (ENI) at some stations, and that notifications had been issued in advance. However, passengers claim they were not informed until shortly before the train departed Itarsi, leading to confusion and some passengers disembarking, while others continued to Bhopal. Passengers travelling to Satna subsequently boarded the Rewanchal Express to complete their journey.

A special train from Mumbai, intended to travel to Jabalpur via Itarsi, was diverted to Bhopal instead. This caused inconvenience for many passengers who had boarded the train in Mumbai to reach Jabalpur. Passengers had to take other trains from Bhopal to reach their destinations, resulting in delays and additional expenses....
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The railway administration claims they announced the change in route, but many passengers say they were unaware of the change until they reached the station. Passengers who were supposed to travel from Jabalpur to Kanpur were also affected by the change, as they reached the station only to find their train was not arriving.