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Huge relief for pax, Yesvantpur stn opens market side entry after 1.5 yrs

January 09, 2025

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The New Indian Express Bengaluru

Ramp, parking bay, offices of Railway Police, Railway Protection Force constructed

- S LALITHA @Bengaluru

In a major relief to passengers arriving or departing from Yesvantpur railway station, the Bengaluru Railway Division has after one-and-a-half years fully opened the entry towards Platform One, popularly known as the market side entry. A revamped parking facility has been readied here, said railway officials.

The entry was closed on July 18, 2023 for the massive redevelopment work of the station on the market side. It was opened for pedestrians alone a year later (June 2024), but it was opened fully for all vehicles with amenities on December 24 last year, said a railway official.

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