Una-Delhi train off track

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Updated At : 12:32 PM Oct 12, 2020 IST

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UNA, OCTOBER 11

The Railways has decided to extend the cancellation the services of New Delhi to Una Jan Shatabdi Express till October 14 due to the ongoing protest by Punjab farmers against the farm laws. The train is at present running between New Delhi and Ambala.

Una station supervisor BS Chauhan said as per orders from Ambala Railways Division, Jan Shatabdi Express would not reach Una due to the farmer protests and continue to run between New Delhi and Ambala till October 14. — OC

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