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Bharat bandh: 6 trains cancelled, 3 rescheduled from Amritsar railway station

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Updated At : 12:30 PM Sep 28, 2021 IST

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Amritsar, September 27

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The Bharat bandh call given by the farmers’ organisations caused inconvenience to a large number of passengers as the Northern Railway’s Ferozepur division cancelled six trains and rescheduled three from the Amritsar railway station on Monday.

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The cancelled trains were Amritsar-Howrah (02054), Amritsar-Pathankot (04489), Amritsar-Nangal Dam (04537), Amritsar-New Delhi Railway Station (02030), Pathankot-Amritsar (04490), Amritsar-New Delhi Railway Station (04068).

The trains that were rescheduled were Train No. 02926 from Amritsar to Bandra Terminus Railway station; Amritsar-Katihar Junction (05734) and Train No. 01058 from Amritsar to Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus.

A large number of passengers had to reschedule their journey and other commitments due to the bandh call given by farmers to protest against the three farm laws. — TNS

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