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20 Trains Cancelled in Bhopal Division from Sep 20 to Oct 16 due to Third Line Work
✍️ Amar Ujala · Bhopal
🗓 10 Sep 2026, 04:33 PM
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Twenty passenger trains in the Bhopal railway division will be cancelled on various dates between 20 September and 16 October as a third line is being constructed on the Bina‑Agasod section.
Twenty passenger trains operating under the Bhopal railway division will be cancelled on different days between 20 September and 16 October, as a third line is being laid on the Bina‑Agasod section. The work, aimed at increasing capacity on this busy corridor, requires temporary suspension of services.
Trains that will miss their scheduled runs include the Shri Dham Express, Bhopal‑Gwalior Intercity, Rajyashree, Mahamana Express and several MEMU services that ply the region. Each train will be cancelled on a specific date as per the timetable released by Indian Railways.
Railway officials have advised passengers to check the latest schedule on the IRCTC portal or at station enquiry counters and to consider alternative routes or modes of transport. Temporary arrangements such as additional bus services are being coordinated at major stations.
The cancellations are part of a broader effort to complete the third line by the end of the year, which is expected to reduce congestion and improve punctuality on the Bina‑Agasod route.
Trains that will miss their scheduled runs include the Shri Dham Express, Bhopal‑Gwalior Intercity, Rajyashree, Mahamana Express and several MEMU services that ply the region. Each train will be cancelled on a specific date as per the timetable released by Indian Railways.
Railway officials have advised passengers to check the latest schedule on the IRCTC portal or at station enquiry counters and to consider alternative routes or modes of transport. Temporary arrangements such as additional bus services are being coordinated at major stations.
The cancellations are part of a broader effort to complete the third line by the end of the year, which is expected to reduce congestion and improve punctuality on the Bina‑Agasod route.