Indian Railways News - SER/South Eastern Rly Zone

Voting for the recognition of railway unions commenced on Wednesday, December 6th, and will continue through Thursday and Friday. The counting of votes will take place on December 12th. Approximately 45% voter turnout was reported on the first day at 31 polling booths across the Chakradharpur division. Strict...
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security measures, including CCTV cameras and RPF commando deployment, were in place, particularly at sensitive booths. Union representatives were present outside polling stations encouraging members to vote. Booth number 13 (24.26% turnout), booth number 16 (44.97% turnout), and booth number 14 (31.30% turnout) within the Chakradharpur railway complex reported varying turnout rates. Election officials, including Dr. Rishabh Sinha, Vinay Kujur, and others, oversaw the process. Agents from six unions, notably the South Eastern Railway Men's Union, South Eastern Railway Men's Congress, and the Independent Railway Bahujan Karmachari Union, assisted voters.

Voting for the recognition of seven railway unions commenced on Wednesday, December 6th, at four booths in Bokaro and Koteshila. The voting process, which started at 8 AM and concluded at 6 PM, saw a 42% turnout on the first day. Specific booth numbers and votes cast were: Booth...
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10 (Koteshila): 124 votes; Booth 11 (DLS Office): 330 votes; Booth 12 (P.W.E. Office): 436 votes; Booth 13 (ADEN Office): 415 votes. The participating unions include the South Eastern Railway Men's Congress, All India Railway Maintainer Union, South Eastern Railway Mazdoor Sangh, South Eastern Railway Trinamool Congress, South Eastern Railway Men's Union, South Eastern Railway Mazdoor Union, and an Independent Railway Bahujan Karmachari Union. The counting of votes will take place on December 12th.

Voting for railway union recognition commenced on Wednesday, December 5th, in Bokaro and Koteshila, with booths set up at various locations including ADEN office, Diesel Shed, and PW I office. Voting took place peacefully from 8 am to 6 pm, with participation from various departments like running staff, loco pilots,...
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signaling, mechanical, operations, electrical, general loco shed, carriage, and medical. A total of 42% voter turnout was reported on the first day. Specific booth-wise voter numbers are: Booth 10 (Koteshila PW office): 124 votes; Booth 11 (DLS office): 330 votes; Booth 12 (PW office): 436 votes; Booth 13 (ADEN office): 415 votes. The voting process will continue until December 6th, with the counting scheduled for December 12th. Seven unions are contesting: South Eastern Railway Men's Congress, All India Railway Maintainer Union, South Eastern Railway Mazdoor Sangh, South Eastern Railway Trinamool Congress, South Eastern Railway Men's Union, South Eastern Railway Mazdoor Union, and an Independent Railway Bahujan Karmachari Union.

Due to non-interlocking work in the Adra division of South Eastern Railway, five trains will be canceled and thirteen trains will run on diverted routes on various dates in December. Two trains each will be canceled from Ranchi and Hatia stations. The Adra-Barkakana-Adra MEMU passenger train is also canceled....
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The South Central Railway will have a traffic block affecting three trains: Dhanbad-Allapuzha Express, Hatia-Sir M Visvesvaraya Bengaluru Express, and Hatia-Ernakulam Express. Several trains, including the Ranchi-Howrah Vande Bharat Express and others, will use alternate routes on December 6th and 7th. Changes to the route and schedule of some trains due to development work in the Chakradharpur division of South Eastern Railway have been reversed, and trains will now run on their regular routes and schedules. The Hatia-Anand Vihar Terminal Express, previously cancelled due to fog, will resume service on December 5th and 6th.

Due to development work on the Chakradharpur division of South Eastern Railway in Ranchi, train schedules and routes were temporarily altered. The Ranchi-Howrah Intercity Express and the Hatia-Anand Vihar Terminal-Hatia Express were affected. However, both trains have resumed their normal schedules and routes. The Ranchi-Howrah Intercity Express will now...
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run via Kotshila-Purulia-Tatanagar-Kharagpur on Thursday. The Hatia-Anand Vihar Terminal-Hatia Express, cancelled due to winter fog, will resume operations, departing from Hatia on December 5th and from Anand Vihar on December 6th.