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Delhi trains today: Cancelled or on schedule?

Delhi's Northern Railway has confirmed that its trains will operate on their regular schedules on Sunday, October 11, following disruptions caused by security arrangements for a protest planned by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) against Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. The announcements followed cancellations and rescheduling of several trains over the past two days due to the announced demonstration.

Trains were cancelled or rescheduled between October 9 and 10, including trains between Indore and Delhi, Rajdhani Express, and August Kranti Express. The railway authorities had earlier conveyed regret over the inconvenience caused to passengers. Passengers travelling on October 11 are advised to check the latest train status through official Indian Railways channels prior to their departure.

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