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Over 250 trains cancelled as authorities brace for CJP protest
Indian Railways has suspended more than 250 train services across major stations in anticipation of large-scale demonstrations against the Chief Justice of Pakistan. The cancellations include long-distance and local services operating from key transit hubs.
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Railway authorities have suspended operations of over 250 trains as a precautionary measure ahead of planned protests against the Chief Justice of Pakistan. The massive cancellation affects both long-distance and suburban services, with trains scheduled to depart from major stations across the country grounded until further notice.
The decision to halt services from two principal stations has created a cascading effect on railway networks, forcing authorities to suspend connecting trains and local services that feed into these hubs. Officials attributed the move to security concerns and the need to prevent disruptions during the anticipated demonstrations.
Commuters have been advised to postpone non-essential travel and check with railway authorities before planning their journeys. The cancellations represent one of the largest suspensions in recent memory, reflecting the scale of security preparations undertaken by the authorities.
Railway officials stated that services would resume only after the situation normalizes and security clearances are obtained. Passengers holding tickets for cancelled services have been offered full refunds or the option to reschedule their journeys to later dates without penalty.