Bareilly: Due to summer vacation, there is a crowd of passengers traveling by trains. They are not getting confirmed berths in the train. Most of the trains passing through Bareilly Junction have become no room. Passenger is not able to get reservation even after a lot of effort. Passengers are very upset due to this.
Including Ala Hazrat Express, Delhi Intercity, Prayagraj Express, Una Express, and Sealdah Express passing through the junction, Kumbh Express, Double Decker, Nauchandi Express, Doon Express, Harihar Express, Dehradun- Indore Express, Lucknow- Delhi Mail operating from Bareilly Junction. Waiting has crossed 200 in all major trains. Due to this, the travel plans of those planning to visit relatives and other places during the summer vacation had to be postponed. Now the Railways has decided to increase the convenience of passengers by adding extra coaches (additional passenger bogies) in trains.
12429/12430 Lucknow-Delhi Mail passing through Bareilly Junction has been fitted with an AC third coach from Saturday night till June 17. One sleeper coach in 14318/14317 Dehradun-Indore Express till June 17, 12053/12054 Haridwar- Amritsar Express AC second chair car till 14th June and an additional sleeper coach will be fitted in 14310/14309 Dehradun- Laxmibai Nagar Express till 14th June. With this, the waiting passenger will be able to get a confirmed berth.
Take care of the ticket code before traveling
If you travel by train, then do take care of the ticket code. Because every time you make a booking, you get only confirmed tickets. This is not necessary. But some waiting list tickets get confirmed very easily, but some tickets get canceled instead of being confirmed. If you also want to know whether your train ticket will be confirmed or not before chart preparation, then the waiting list is available on the ticket. You should check some code carefully. This will give you an idea of the status of your waiting ticket.
RAC ticket is most likely to be confirmed
If you have been issued a RAC ticket, it means that you can travel even if the ticket is not confirmed, but in this one berth is divided between two people. This means that you will get a place to sit. But you will not get a place to sleep peacefully. RAC tickets are most likely to be confirmed. The most common code is in the waiting list. GNWL (General Waiting List) from where this ticket train starts. is issued for that station.
GNWL is most likely to be confirmed. Because from where the train starts, maximum number of berths are available there. RLWL (Remote Location Waiting List) passengers are then given these waiting tickets. When ticket is booked for any two stations in between except first and last station. These tickets are less likely to be confirmed as compared to GNWL. Because there is no quota for intermediate stations.
PQWL (Pulled Quota Waiting List) is given to passengers boarding a long distance train at intermediate stations. There is very little chance of getting this ticket confirmed. Tatkal Quota Waiting List (TQWL) as its name itself suggests is given to those who do not get confirmed tickets in Tatkal booking. There is little hope of getting such a ticket confirmed. Because the railway does not have a separate quota for this. In this, the hope of cancellation of passengers’ tickets is also negligible. RSWL (Road Side Station Waiting List) A ticket is booked from the starting station of the train to the stations falling near it. Then RSWL code is written on that ticket. The age of confirmation of such tickets is also very less.
Report Muhammad Sajid, Bareilly