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Tamil Nadu Rail Users Federation seek more train services, stoppages in Salem Division

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The Hindu Bureau
Tamil Nadu Rail Users Federation seek more train services, stoppages in Salem Division
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Various passenger associations in Tamil Nadu have submitted formal requests to the Salem Railway Division for improved rail connectivity. The demands include extending existing train routes, adding new stoppages, and restoring services that were suspended during the pandemic.

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These requests highlight the ongoing infrastructure and connectivity challenges faced by commuters in regional India, reflecting the public's reliance on rail for daily mobility.

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Passenger associations affiliated with the Tamil Nadu Rail Users Federation have submitted a series of demands to the Salem Railway Division, seeking train extensions, additional stoppages and restoration of withdrawn stoppages.

The Tirupattur Railway Junction Passengers Association has sought daily operation of Train Nos. 16087/16088 Arakkonam–Salem MEMU, extension of Train Nos. 16085/16086 Arakkonam–Jolarpettai MEMU up to Salem, and an additional stoppage at Tirupattur for Train Nos. 20601/20602 Bodinayakanur–MGR Chennai Central Express.

The Bommidi Public and Railway Passengers Welfare Association has sought daily operation of Train Nos. 16087/16088, extension of Train Nos. 16085/16086 up to Salem, and stoppages at Bommidi for Train Nos. 12675/12676 Coimbatore–MGR Chennai Central Express and 16315/16316 Thiruvananthapuram Central–Mysuru Express.

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