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"Northern Railways GM Visits Srinagar-Sangaldan Section in Jammu and Kashmir"

Shobhan Chaudhuri, the General Manager of Northern Railways, recently conducted an inspection of the Srinagar-Sangaldan Section of the USBRL Project in Jammu and Kashmir. Accompanied by CAO/USBRL SC Gupta and senior officers from Firozpur Division, IRCON, and KRCL, Chaudhuri examined various aspects of railway operations.
The inspection, as per an official statement from Northern Railways, covered a wide range of areas, including passenger train maintenance, infrastructure development, and passenger satisfaction.
One of the focal points of the visit was the meticulous inspection of DEMU Passenger Train 04618, operating from Srinagar to Pampore. Chaudhuri personally assessed the upkeep and cleanliness of the train, while also engaging with passengers to understand their expectations from Indian Railways, emphasizing the importance of punctual and efficient train services.
Furthermore, Chaudhuri conducted a comprehensive review of ongoing projects within the section, focusing on the development of new traffic facilities, goods sheds, and the enhancement of passenger amenities. The objective was to ensure that these infrastructure projects align with the evolving needs of the region and contribute to overall operational efficiency.
The inspection also included an examination of newly opened stations in the Banihal-Sangaldan Section, particularly Khari, Sumber, and Sangaldan. Chaudhuri scrutinized the facilities provided to passengers at these stations, actively engaging with both passengers and staff to gather feedback and address any concerns.
Concluding the visit, Shobhan Chaudhuri directed project authorities to closely monitor all balance works to ensure timely completion and optimal functionality. (ANI)
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