Jat quota row: Indian Railways to give full refund for cancelled trains

A railway spokesperson on Monday said there would be no deduction of “cancellation charges” and full refund would be granted to the travellers of trains cancelled due to the Jat quota protests in and around Delhi.

The Indian Railways will give “full refund” to passengers of trains which were cancelled due to the Jat quota agitation.

Many trains were stopped by Jat protestors connecting Delhi to Chandigarh and other prime cities around. (PTI)

A railway spokesperson on Monday said there would be no deduction of “cancellation charges” and full refund would be granted.

Passengers who had made reservation online will automatically get their refund in full while for paper tickets refund has to be collected from passenger reservation centres.

Meanwhile, in view of the closure of the Delhi-Ambala-Chandigarh main line for the past few days, railways will run a special train from Chandigarh to Delhi on Monday evening “to clear the rush of stranded passengers at Chandigarh, Ambala and nearby cities”.

The train will depart at 4pm and will take a longer route. It will go from Chandigarh to Anand Vihar in Delhi via Saharanpur, Meerut and Ghaziabad, the spokesperson said.

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