Railway panel discusses Ambala division's performance

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Ambala, December 24

A meeting of Divisional Railway Users’ Consultative Committee (DRUCC), Ambala Division, Northern Railway, was held at the Divisional Railway Office, Ambala Cantonment, on Friday.

Gurinder Mohan Singh, Divisional Railway Manager, Ambala Division, highlighted the financial performance of the division during the current financial year and other various sanctioned projects at the meeting.

The meeting is convened for better representation of railway users and for consultation between the railway administration and commuters on issues related to services provided. .

DRUCC members also gave their suggestions for improvement of facilities. After meeting, Arjun Pandit, one of the DRUCC members from Yamunanagar, was elected to represent the Ambala Division in Zonal Railway Users’ Consultative Committee.

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