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75% rise in footfall at New Delhi rly station
Hindustan Times Chandigarh
|November 05, 2025
The New Delhi railway station (NDLS) witnessed a massive passenger rush on Tuesday, handling around 350,000 travellers, a 75% rise from the usual daily footfall of about 200,000, ahead of the Bihar elections, railway officials said.
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Officials attributed the surge to people travelling to Bihar to cast votes or visit their home towns before polling begins. To manage the increased demand, the Indian Railways operated II special trains from NDLS to various destinations in Bihar. Anothe
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