Police in Sirsa, Haryana, have arrested a man named Rajkumar from Bhuna, Fatehabad district, for allegedly defrauding three young men of ₹54 lakh by promising them jobs in the Indian Railways. The accused prepared fake appointment letters and identity cards for the victims. The arrest follows a complaint filed by the...
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victims on June 5, 2024, after they realized the fraud. The police are investigating the matter and have taken Rajkumar into custody for three days to gather further information about the scam and its mastermind. The victims are Anmol, Anusandha, and Malkit Singh, who were promised TT jobs in the Railways. The police are determined to bring all perpetrators to justice.

The Sirsa railway station is undergoing renovations as part of the Amrit Yojana. A lift was planned to be installed for passenger convenience, but the work has not been completed yet. Passengers have to walk between platforms 1 and 2, causing significant inconvenience, particularly for disabled individuals. The railway department has...
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completed a survey to expedite the lift construction and is currently processing the necessary paperwork. The lift, once installed, will eliminate the difficulties faced by senior citizens, disabled people, and those with illnesses while traveling between platforms.

The North Western Railway has announced the operation of a special train between Noakha and Sirsa from October 1st to 3rd, specifically to cater to the large influx of travelers during the Guru Jambheshwar Mela. The train, numbered 04709, will depart from Sirsa, Haryana, and arrive at Noakha, Rajasthan. It will...
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run for three days, passing through Churu, Sadulpur, and Bikaner. The special train will operate on a daily basis, leaving Sirsa at 7:40 PM on October 1st and reaching Noakha at 5:40 AM on October 2nd. On the return journey, it will leave Noakha at 8:45 AM on October 3rd and arrive at Sirsa at 6:45 PM. The train will have a total of 12 coaches, including 10 general coaches. Meanwhile, the weekly special train between Pune and Dheher ka Balaji (train numbers 01433/01434) will operate for two trips each in both directions between October 30th and November 7th. This train will make stops at Kota and Sawai Madhopur stations.

Due to railway line repair work in Hisar, two trains to Sirsa have been canceled and two trains have had their routes changed, causing inconvenience to passengers. Passengers with reservations or immediate tickets will have to travel to Bathinda to catch their trains. The Dhuri-Sirsa and Bathinda-Rewari trains have been canceled,...
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while the Gorakhdham Superfast and Kisan Express have been diverted via Jakhal. The four trains will not be able to reach Sirsa. Passengers faced problems on Sunday as well, and those who had come to the station to catch the train had to go back to the bus stand. The operation of all trains is expected to resume on Monday, August 26th or Tuesday, August 27th.

Residents of Ding Mandi, Sirsa, are facing severe difficulties due to waterlogging in the Ding railway underbridge after 10mm of rainfall on Tuesday. This issue has persisted for years, despite numerous complaints to ministers and officials. The underbridge has deep potholes, causing trouble for villagers, farmers, and women who have to...
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cross the railway line to reach their homes or fields. Women face the added danger of having to cross the railway line with garbage and fear trains passing by. Farmers struggle to transport their vehicles and trolleys across the flooded underbridge, hindering their ability to bring fodder for their livestock. Despite repeated pleas and memorandums, no solution has been found to address this recurring problem.