The redevelopment work at Faridabad Railway Station will affect rail traffic for about 45 days from September 1 to October 15, 2026. During this period, nine trains will remain cancelled, stoppages of 20 trains will be temporarily discontinued, and platforms for 43 trains will be changed.
Northern Railway has issued a special traffic and power block schedule for the redevelopment work at Faridabad Railway Station. Rail operations at the station will remain affected for about 45 days from September 1 to October 15, 2026.
Construction work will be carried out over the railway tracks connected to platforms number two and three. To facilitate the construction work and manage train operations, changes have been made to the timings, stoppages and platforms of several trains.
According to the railway, the construction work will be carried out from 12:05 am to 2:35 am on September 1, and from 12:05 am to 3:05 am every day from September 2 to October 14. A traffic and power block will also remain in place from 12:05 am to 2:35 am on October 15.
The railway has decided to cancel the operation of nine trains during the construction period. These include train numbers 64908, 64071, 64052, 64015, 64078, 64057, 64012, 64013 and 64076.
The cancellation of these trains will affect rail services operating between Sahibabad, Bhiwani, Ghaziabad, Palwal, New Delhi and Shakurbasti.
Alternative arrangements will be made for the operation of train numbers 64015 and 64078. Train number 19019 will be regulated for 45 minutes between Palwal and Faridabad on August 31 and October 14. Train number 64076 will be operated on the third line from September 2 to October 14.
During the construction work, 20 trains will temporarily not stop at Faridabad station. These include northbound trains 12919, 12615, 14309, 14317, 18477, 12625, 14621 and 11077.
Southbound trains 12138, 20986, 19326, 11450, 16032, 16318, 11842, 19020, 12920, 14622, 22918 and 19308 will also not have a stoppage at Faridabad station.
The railway has also changed the platforms for 43 trains. The arrival platforms of 17 trains and departure platforms of 26 trains will be changed. Platform number four will be used instead of the existing platform number three, while platform number one will be used instead of platform number two.
The construction work may also affect the operation of five to six freight trains. Two freight trains may be operated through alternative routes, while the operation of coal-carrying freight trains will not be affected.
The railway has directed the construction agency to mobilise adequate resources and ensure all necessary safety measures. Passengers have been advised to check their train's operation and platform status before starting their journey.
