Dehradun: Dehradun railway station will cease operating from Dehradun for three months from Sunday. The railway has announced this several days ago due to the yard modeling and platform dissemination. The Nanda Devi Express plying between Dehradun to Kota and Shatabdi Express operated between New Delhi-Dehradun will reach Harrawala station by 23 December 2019 and will return to its destination from there itself.

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Both trains will operate from Haridwar from 24 December to 6 February 2020. The time of Nanda Devi Express to reach Harrawala station will be five to eight minutes in the morning and the time of return from there will be 11 to four minutes at night. Similarly, the scheduled time of Shatabdi Express to reach Harrawala station will be 12:33 in the afternoon and the return time from there will be 5.11 in the evening. Similarly, Howrah Express, Upasana and New Delhi Jan Shatabdi Express will operate from Haridwar Station.

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While Rafti Ganga Express will operate from Najibabad, Link Express Aligarh and Madurai Express from Saharanpur. Rest of the trains will be completely suspended during this period. At the same time, the Railways has arranged a car for TTE and guards going to Harrawala duty for commuters from Dehradun to Harrawala. Additional station superintendent Sitaram Sonkar has said that according to the orders of the headquarters, duties, etc. are being done.

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