Amrit Bharat Express will now stop at Sikta and Harinagar stations in West Champaran district. This train will stop at both the stations for about two minutes. This decision has brought a wave of happiness among the people of Sikta-Manatan assembly constituency and neighboring Nepal. Sikta shares its border with Nepal and many people from there often come to Sikta.
West Champaran: There is good news for the people of West Champaran district of Bihar. The demand of the people of West Champaran district regarding Darbhanga-Anand Vihar Amrit Bharat Express train has been fulfilled. The people of the district were demanding stoppage of the train at Sikta and Harinagar stations, which has been completed. Now it will be easy for the people of West Champaran district to go to Ayodhya and have darshan of Ramlala. Not only this, you will also be able to travel to Delhi from here. Now Darbhanga-Anand Vihar Amrit Bharat Express train will start stopping at Sikta and Harinagar stations of the district from March 4. The train will stop at both the stations for approximately two minutes. This was confirmed by Virendra Kumar, Chief Public Relations Officer of Sonpur Division.
This is the time table of Amrit Bharat Express
According to the information received, from March 4, train number 15557 Darbhanga-Anand Vihar Amrit Bharat Express will reach Sikta station at 6:45 pm and will depart at 6:47 pm. On its return journey, the train will reach Sikta station at 7:39 am on March 6 and depart at 7:41 am after a two-minute halt. It will also stop at Harinagar station at 7:41 pm and depart at 7:43 pm.
Happiness among the people of Nepal too
Anand Vihar-Darbhanga Amrit Bharat Express will reach Harinagar station at 6:54 am on its return journey and will depart at 6:56 am after a halt of two minutes. The decision to stop Amrit Bharat Express at these two stations has brought a wave of happiness among the people of Sikta-Manatan assembly constituency and neighboring Nepal, because Sikta shares its border with Nepal and many people from there often visit Sikta.
