Dhanbad requests a train to Delhi: Group travel to Delhi requires more than a month's prior ticket purchase, and there is no definite wait list

 Dhanbad requests a train to Delhi: Group travel to Delhi requires more than a month's prior ticket purchase, and there is no definite wait list

Every month, thousands of people travel from Dhanbad to Delhi for a variety of purposes. Every community has members who visit Delhi. Along with doing their own job, they travel on pilgrimages and other trips with other members of the community. Group travellers must reserve seats on trains departing from Howrah and Sealdah for Delhi more than a month in advance.

There are less seats in the trains leaving from Dhanbad as well. There is no assurance that a pending ticket will be confirmed. The date of travel frequently needs to be altered in this circumstance. People are compelled to delay their travel since there are very few seats available in the Tatkal quota and tickets are not confirmed even in the emergency quota.

Additionally, social workers stated that a direct railway to Delhi must exist.

From Dhanbad, people from all social groups migrate to Delhi. Most establishments do not have confirmed tickets on hand when they are needed. There should be a railway running from Dhanbad to Delhi.

Bengali Welfare Committee's Kanchan Dey

Many residents of Dhanbad have close ties to Delhi. They frequently come and go. There are no seats in the trains passing through this area, thus a direct train is required.

President of the Kutch Gurjar Kshatriya Samaj, Kirit Chauhan

Every society's members visit Delhi frequently each month. The long-standing request for a railway from here to Delhi has gone unanswered. A direct train should be available.

- Jitendra Agarwal, Marwari Conference Provincial Minister

There are a lot of relatives of Punjabi society members in Delhi. He continues to come and leave. There are no early-bird tickets available on trains that travel via Dhanbad.

- Gurjit Singh, Bada Gurdwara Parbandhak Council general secretary

Here is a letter addressed to the minister of railroads

Kumar Madhurendra, a social worker, requested a direct train to Delhi in a letter he sent to the Union Railway Minister on Wednesday. Although it is said that MPs and MLAs travel using an emergency quota, the general public does not receive confirmed rail seats in advance. The Railway Minister should shortly approve the operation of a direct train departing from Dhanbad with 17 carriages.