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Indian Railway- Pakistan’s jackal Bhabhi, but has completed preparations for Indian Railways. The army is ready to reach the border. Railways also played an important role during the Kargil war.
Special trains can be run if needed. AI photo
Highlights
- Special trains can be run to deliver the army
- Now trains will be able to reach Srinagar
- Trains were run even during Kargil war
New Delhi. After Operation Sindoor, the Pak has been shocked, meanwhile, he has again given a jackal to India. But India is taking it seriously and has completed preparations. Indian Railways is ready to take the army to the border. Railways also played an important role during the Kargil war. Although the number of trains is not clear, around 500 trains were run during the Kargil War.
According to the Ministry of Railways, if needed Indian Railways is ready to run a special train to Kashmir Valley. The kind of instructions will be given, similarly trains will be provided. Now the train can go to Srinagar. Because of this, army personnel will be able to reach the border soon.
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Railways special role during Kargil War
According to the Ministry of Railways, Indian Railways played a special role during the Kargil War. Special trains were run to bring the soldiers to the border. It is said that in about six weeks, India had brought about seven lakh soldiers to the Kashmir region. It consisted of five infantry divisions, five independent brigades and 44 battalion paramilitary soldiers. Many trains were run every day to take the soldiers on such a large scale. In this way, around 500 trains would be required to carry more than seven lakh soldiers, because closely 1500 passengers travel in a train.
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Special trains had run earlier also
According to former railway officials, the Railways had made a special plan to run trains during the Kargil War. Military trains were given priority by stopping normal passenger trains. These trains had special compartments for soldiers, in which their weapons, ration and other essential items were kept. Monitoring of railway stations and trains was increased for security. The Railways, along with the army, had ensured that these trains should run on time and there should not be any delay, so that the destination reached in time.
There is a experience of about 20 years of journalism. Before joining Network 18, many newspapers have worked in National Bureau. Reporting important beats like Railways, Aviation, Road Transport and Agriculture. Cambridge …Read more
There is a experience of about 20 years of journalism. Before joining Network 18, many newspapers have worked in National Bureau. Reporting important beats like Railways, Aviation, Road Transport and Agriculture. Cambridge … Read more