Second-class coaches in Shimla trains dereserved

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Updated At : 12:22 PM Apr 06, 2022 IST

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Chandigarh, April 5

The Northern Railway today dereserved the second-class coaches in Kalka-Shimla Mail and Kalka-Shimla Himalayan Queen Express trains.

Divisional Railway Manager Gurinder Mohan Singh said during his inspection of the Kalka-Shimla section on February 12, the division had sent a proposal to the headquarters for the de-reservation of second class coaches of Kalka-Shimla Mail and Kalka-Shimla Himalayan Queen Express train.

Gurinder said now the general tickets would be issued for these bogies. It would facilitate locals and tourists during the summer season. —

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