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Platform Tickets at Delhi Railway Stations: The sale of platform tickets at Delhi railway stations has been temporarily suspended. This decision was made due to the high passenger flow. Platform Tickets: If you are going to the platform to drop off or pick up a relative, friend, or acquaintance at a Delhi railway station, please note: The sale of platform tickets has been suspended at all major railway stations in Delhi. The Railways have taken this decision due to heavy crowds at the railway stations. This suspension will remain in effect until November 11, 2025. Platform tickets will not be available at New Delhi, Delhi Junction, Anand Vihar Terminal, and Anand Vihar Halt stations in Delhi. This decision has been taken due to the high passenger traffic at these stations. The Railways has taken this step to control this crowd. Stopping the sale of platform tickets will reduce unnecessary crowding at stations and make it easier for passengers to travel to and from the station. The Railways has taken similar steps before. Some people have been exempted Some people have been exempted from this rule. Those who come to the station to help the elderly, disabled, illiterate people, or women can enter the station without a platform ticket. These are people who may have difficulty getting around the station themselves. The Railways has taken care of the convenience of such people. The Railways states that this arrangement has been made for the safety and convenience of passengers. During heavy rush hours, having too many people on the platform can pose a safety risk. Therefore, only those who genuinely need to help someone or who are themselves dependent on someone’s help are allowed on the platform. Train tickets will continue to be available It is important to note that this restriction applies only to the sale of platform tickets. There is no ban on the sale of train tickets. Passengers can still purchase and travel by train. This restriction applies only to those who are picking up or dropping off someone at the station and need to go to the platform. Such a decision has been taken before. To manage the heavy passenger rush during Diwali and Chhath Puja, the Railways suspended the sale of platform tickets at 15 major stations, including Delhi and Mumbai. This suspension continued until October 28th. However, senior citizens, sick passengers, children, etc. were exempted during that period.
