Indian Railways cancels services fearing taxi shortage amid CJP protest

Indian Railways announced the cancellation of several scheduled train services, explaining that the move was taken to pre‑empt logistical challenges. The railway authority said the decision was prompted by fears of a taxi crunch that could arise as passengers seek alternative transport. Officials added that a protest involving the Chief Justice of India was expected to disrupt normal traffic flow, potentially leaving commuters stranded. By cancelling the trains, the railways aim to avoid passenger inconvenience and ensure safety. The statement did not specify the exact number of services affected or the routes involved.