The Hindu·3 min read·medium

Unannounced midnight detention of train upsets pilgrims’ travel plans to Guruvayur

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The Hindu Bureau
Unannounced midnight detention of train upsets pilgrims’ travel plans to Guruvayur
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Passengers are facing significant travel disruptions due to unannounced midnight train detentions for maintenance work by the Indian Railways. Additionally, the introduction of new LHB coaches on Jan Shatabdi trains has drawn criticism for uncomfortable, non-reclining bench seating.

The Railways has been giving night passengers a harrowing experience in recent times by detaining trains for hours after midnight to carry out maintenance work. As a result, overnight train journeys are often delayed by three to four hours without any prior notice. According to passengers, Train No. 16127 Chennai–Guruvayur Express is the only daily overnight train to Central Kerala after the Mangalore Express (16347), which departs from Thiruvananthapuram Central at 8.55 p.m.

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