- Pune-Ernakulam Superfast Express Cancelled for Two Months: In a major inconvenience to railway passengers, the Pune-Ernakulam Superfast Express has been cancelled for two months due to ongoing work at the railway station and along key routes. This cancellation will disrupt the Pune-Sangli train service from January 18 to April 12.
- Rerouting of Pune-Ernakulam Superfast Express: The Pune-Ernakulam Superfast Express will now be rerouted via Panvel and Madgaon for two months. The Southwestern Railway authorities cited safety concerns arising from ongoing work between the Castlerock and Kulem railway stations as the primary reason for this disruption. The administration emphasised the necessity of these measures to ensure passenger safety.
- Circular Issued by Miraj Railway Action Committee: The Miraj Railway Action Committee has issued a circular informing commuters of the changes. According to the notice, the train service via Pune-Sangli will remain closed from January 18 to April 12. The Ernakulam Superfast Express between Belgaum and Pune will also be cancelled from January 20 to April 14.
- Frustration Among Passengers: This development has sparked frustration among passengers from regions like Satara, Sangli, Miraj, and Kolhapur, who heavily rely on these services to travel to Kerala. With the train route now redirected through Panvel and Madgaon, many will face longer journeys and higher costs.
- Administration’s Advice to Affected Travelers: The administration has advised affected travelers to consider alternate routes or modes of transport while travelling to the south during this period. It is recommended to plan ahead and make necessary arrangements to avoid any inconvenience caused by the cancellation of these train services.
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