Technical issues with the engine of the Ajmer-Bandra Terminus Special Superfast train led to significant delays and inconvenience for both long-distance and suburban commuters on Mumbai's Western Railway line.
MumbaiWestern RailwayTrain DisruptionEngine FaultCommutersReal Estate MumbaiOct 05, 2025

A technical fault in the engine of the Ajmer-Bandra Terminus Special Superfast train caused the disruption.
The train stopped at Bhayander station on platform number 6.
It took nearly an hour to repair the engine fault.
The delay caused further delays for other trains and significant inconvenience for both long-distance and suburban commuters.
The Western Railway is working to minimize the impact of such incidents and is reviewing their emergency response protocols to identify areas for improvement.

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