North India Statesman
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News India Live, Digital Desk: If you are a resident of Palamu or its surrounding areas, you must have realized how important the stoppage of long distance trains is for the people here. For a long time, people of Mohammadganj and its nearby villages were demanding that the famous ‘Garib Rath Express’ should also be stopped at Mohammadganj railway station. Now the Railway Ministry has taken this demand seriously and has cleared the way for the train to stop here.
the wait is over
Mohammadganj railway station covers a large populated area of Palamu. Till now, to catch Garib Rath, passengers had to either go to Daltonganj or run till Garhwa Road. It was a big challenge to catch a train traveling such a distance at night or with elderly people and children. Now with the availability of this stoppage, the troubles of the passengers of Mohammadganj will be reduced to a great extent.
How will passengers benefit?
If we look at it, Garib Rath is a great way to travel with AC at low cost. This is the first choice for middle class and low budget travelers. With the stoppage of this train at Mohammadganj, people will now be able to start their journey directly from here. This will not only save time, but will also save extra travel expenses (going by auto or bus to a big station).
Local business will also get support
When a major train stops at any station, the economic activity of the surrounding area also increases. It is expected that the railway stop at Mohammadganj will also benefit small traders and taxi-auto operators.
a major political and social victory
The people of Palamu and local public representatives had been circling the railways for a long time for this. Applications were sent repeatedly to the Railway Minister and the zonal office. This good news is the result of the hard work of all those who raised the voice of Mohammadganj.
Soon the exact time and time-table of the stop of this train will also be displayed officially. Now the rail connectivity of Palamu is going to be better.
