India News | MMTS Trains Cancelled in Hyderabad Due to Anti-Agnipath Protests

Hyderabad (Telangana) [India], June 17 (ANI): Amid the ongoing protest against the Agnipath scheme at Secunderabad Railway Station, the South Central Railway (SCR) on Friday cancelled Multi-Modal Transport System (MMTS) services.

The South Central Railway has also mentioned the helpline number which has been opened for any queries about train movements.

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"Passengers Please Note, A Helpline number: 040-27786666 has been opened for any queries about train movements pertaining to Secunderabad Station," SCR tweeted.

Train number 17230 Secunderabad - Thiruvananthapuram Central Sabari Express is cancelled today due to agitation at Secunderabad Railway Station.

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Meanwhile, taking to Twitter, the DRM Chennai wrote "This is the change in the pattern of movement of 17229/30 Sabari Express. This train 17230 Sabari Express from Thiruvananthapuram to Secunderabad has been fully cancelled due to violent protests and arson in Secunderabad. Please plan your journeys accordingly. #AgnipathProtests."

Train number 12714 Secunderabad - Vijayawada Satvahana Express is partially cancelled between Secunderabad - Charlapalli and will originate from Charlapalli today and train number 12714 Secunderabad- Vijayawada Satvahana Express is partially cancelled between Charlapalli and Secunderabad.

Many trains which were scheduled to depart have been either partially cancelled or cancelled fully. (ANI)

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