Ayodhyadham-Tatanagar train rescheduled

Mail News Service

Jamshedpur, Jan 29: In the wake of the consecration of the Ram Temple in Ayodhya, a special Aastha train originating from Tatanagar railway station and destined for Uttar Pradesh Darshannagar station has been rescheduled. The rescheduling decision by IRCTC and Railway Board is prompted by the extreme cold and dense fog conditions. The rescheduled date for the Aastha special train initially planned for January 29 will be communicated shortly by the Railway Board.

As per the information received, the Aastha special train for darshan on February 19 will run according to its scheduled time. Devotees eager to witness the divine presence of Shri Ramlala in the newly constructed Ram temple are expected to benefit from this Aastha special train service.

Prem Jha, district media in-charge of BJP Jamshedpur Metropolitan, mentioned in a press release that in light of the consecration of Lord Shri Ram Lala in the grand Ram temple, devotees are keen to have a glimpse of the child form of Shri Ramlala. The rescheduling of the Aastha special train for January 29 is attributed to the prevailing extreme cold and dense fog conditions.

Sudhanshu Ojha, in-charge of Ayodhyadham Yatra, assured that devotees who had reserved seats for the initially proposed train on January 29, 2024, will receive priority in seat reservations for the rescheduled Aastha special train on February 19, 2024. Those seeking information or assistance can contact Sudhanshu Ojha at 9334001556, Manjeet Singh at 7004411839, and Binod Singh at 8797874199.

In the event that any devotee wishes to refund the fare deposited for the Aastha special train of January 29, the refund process will be facilitated between 12 noon on January 29, 2024 (Monday), and January 30, 2024 (Tuesday). Devotees can withdraw their deposited amount from the District BJP Office at Sakchi between 2:00 PM and 4:00 PM by presenting proper proof.

The BJP Jamshedpur Metropolitan expressed regret for any inconvenience caused to the devotees and urged them to contact the provided numbers for information and cooperation.