The Rajya Rani Express train operating between Meerut and Lucknow will experience a schedule change starting Thursday, delaying its departure from Meerut by 21 minutes. This change is implemented to maintain the regular schedule of the Vande Bharat Express, which also operates on the same route. The Rajya Rani Express (22454)...
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will now depart from Meerut at 7:05 AM, arriving at Hapur at 7:36 AM, instead of its previous departure time of 6:40 AM and arrival time of 7:15 AM. Similarly, the Rajya Rani Express (22453) traveling from Lucknow to Meerut will arrive at Hapur at 9:30 PM instead of its earlier arrival time of 9:42 PM. Minor schedule adjustments are also being made for other trains like the (14241) operating between Prayagraj and Saharanpur and the (04350) passenger train operating between Delhi and Moradabad, with their timings being changed by 2 to 5 minutes at different stations.

The recent addition of the Meerut-Lucknow Vande Bharat Express to the North Railway fleet has led to changes in the timings of six trains passing through Moradabad. These changes are intended to maintain the Vande Bharat's schedule. The adjustments affect the timings of various trains, including the Rajya Rani Express, Bhagat...
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Ki Kothi-Kamaख्या Express, and passenger trains. The Rajya Rani Express (22454) will now have a 10-minute stop in Moradabad, an increase from its previous 8-minute stop. The Bhagat Ki Kothi-Kamaख्या Express (15623) will arrive in Moradabad 15 minutes earlier, starting on September 10th. The Moradabad-Najibabad-Moradabad Passenger (04357-58) will take 40 minutes longer to reach Gajraula and will remain there for 20 minutes. On its return journey, it will arrive in Moradabad at 9:40 am instead of 8:40 am. Similarly, the Delhi-Moradabad Passenger will arrive in Moradabad five minutes later than its current schedule.

On Sunday, the 04350 passenger train traveling from Delhi to Moradabad reached Garhmukteshwar station on time. While crossing the Ganges bridge after passing the Braj Ghat halt, the train driver suddenly applied the brakes, causing panic among the passengers. The train was reversed back to Braj Ghat halt where passengers who...
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had disembarked for Ganga bath were allowed to board again. The train then continued its journey to Moradabad. It was discovered that the train was supposed to stop at Braj Ghat halt, but due to an oversight, the driver continued driving. The female passengers raised an alarm, and the RPF post in-charge, Ashish Kumar, explained that the driver had mistakenly gone past the halt but passengers were disembarked in time and the train proceeded.