Amritsar Jan Seva Express: हम मजदूर है साहब! - Piyush Singh

The date of journey appears to be on 7.11.2009 and not on 7.12.2009 as posted in # 46594 the original post (first para).
@ The refund ought to be full based on the info you posted.
However plz post the reason Rlys gave for 50% refund only.
@ Have you mentioned in your TDR mail to IRCTC, the reason...
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for cancelling the tickets since train announced to have been running late by more than 3 hrs.
@ As appearing, online TDR info was sent to iRCTC by e-mail @ 6.15 am ...before the scheduled arrival time of train at Kota @ 7.00 am. The System in all likelyhood might have considered it as normal cancellation request /TDR and hence regular refund rules might have been applied i.e. 50% refund.
@ Jiteshji,
Can you elaborate on the provision ... more than 3 hrs... delay...
The provision goes this way....
"..........If the train is delayed by more than 3 hrs at the journey orginiating point of the passenger ... " .....does that mean cancellation requests/TDR to become eligilble have to be after 3 hrs from the scheduled departure time ? The online system updating may play a trouble spot for e-ticekts.
@ However, while filing TDR on such delay reasons, one has to be careful in filing TDR after the scheduled departure time and with a specific mention that the train is running late by more than 3 hrs as announced by the Station Manager / or on IR website and consequently such TDR has been made for cancellation and for full refund claim.