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3 Amritsar to Kolkata trains to be diverted

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Updated At : 12:07 PM Nov 29, 2022 IST

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Amritsar, November 28

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Three trains plying between Amritsar and Kolkata will be diverted due to non-interlocking work in Eastern Railway from November 29 to December 2.

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Sharing information in this regard on Monday, railway officials stated that due to non-interlocking work in connection with doubling between the Baruipara, Kamarkundu and Chandanpur stations on the Howrah-Bradhaman Chord section, several trains would temporarily be diverted from their regular routes.

The 12357 Kolkata-Amritsar Durgiana Express would not ply via its regular Howrah-Bardhaman Chord route via Dankuni rather it would be diverted via the Naihati-Bandel-Bardhaman route on November 29. The 12317 Kolkata-Amritsar would not travel via the regular Howrah-Bardhaman chord route via Dankuni rather it would be diverted via the Naihati-Bandel-Bardhaman route on November 30. Similarly, the 12358 Amritsar-Kolkata Express would be diverted via the Naihati-Bandel-Bardhaman route on December 1.

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