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Ahead of Delhi protest, North Western Railway cancels 13 trains on Oct 9 and 10

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Jaipur, Oct 9 (PTI) Ahead of the protest calls against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar in Delhi, the North Western Railway on Friday cancelled 13 train services scheduled to depart for the national capital on October 9 and 10, citing “operational reasons”.

According to an official statement, the Udaipur City-Hazrat Nizamuddin train (12964) and Sriganganagar-Tilak Bridge train (14727), scheduled to depart on October 9 for the national capital, have been cancelled.

Similarly, 11 train services scheduled to travel to and depart from Delhi have been cancelled on October 10.

They are Sirsa-Tilak Bridge (15308), Hazrat Nizamuddin-Udaipur City (12963), Tilak Bridge-Bhiwani (14738), Bhiwani-Tilak Bridge (14737) and Tilak Bridge-Sriganganagar (14728), Rewari-Delhi trains (74004 and 54414), Delhi-Rewari (54421), Hisar-Delhi (54310), Hisar-New Delhi (54424) and New Delhi-Hisar (54423).

The North Western Railway has attributed the cancellations to “operational reasons”.

The CJP and several other groups have announced a demonstration at Jantar Mantar in Delhi on October 10, demanding the chief election commissioner’s resignation.

CJP leader Abhijit Dipke had announced the protest in an October 2 post on X, calling upon people from across the country to gather in Delhi if the chief election commissioner did not resign. PTI AG KSI

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