Archive · 9 Oct 2026
CJP Protest Disrupts Train Services, Stranding Passengers
A protest by the Cockroach Janta Party, or CJP, led to changes in train services on Saturday.
Some trains were cancelled, delayed, rescheduled or sent along different routes.
Passengers at several stations said they were stuck or had trouble reaching their destinations.
One traveller planned to take a bus and then catch a train from another station.
Another used a different road to reach New Delhi station because of heavy traffic.
Passengers said the disruption made it harder to keep daily plans.
One passenger also said students might need to change their class schedules.
The article reports passengers’ complaints but does not include a response from the protest organizers or railway officials.
Several trains were cancelled, rescheduled or diverted amid the CJP protest on Saturday.
Passengers at Jammu, New Delhi and Kanpur stations described delays and difficulty reaching their destinations.
A commuter travelling from Gurugram said heavy traffic led them to take an alternative route to New Delhi station.
One passenger said they would travel by bus before boarding a train elsewhere because no Kanpur-to-Delhi train was available.
Passengers said the disruption affected daily plans, including students’ class schedules, and called for accountability.
- Who
- Passengers travelling by train, and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), whose protest prompted service changes.
- What
- Train cancellations, rescheduling and diversions caused passengers to report inconvenience and travel disruption.
- When
- Saturday; one passenger said cancellations were also announced for 4 a.m. to 2 p.m. the following day.
- Where
- Railway stations in Jammu, New Delhi and Kanpur, with traffic disruption also reported on a route from Gurugram to New Delhi.
- Why
- The article says train services were changed in view of the CJP protest.
- Protest
- Cockroach Janta Party (CJP) protest
- Service changes
- Several trains were cancelled, rescheduled or diverted
- Reported date
- Saturday
- Cancellation window mentioned
- A passenger said trains were cancelled from 4 a.m. to 2 p.m. the following day
- Stations mentioned
- Jammu, New Delhi and Kanpur
- Alternative travel
- A Kanpur passenger said they would take a bus for 50–60 km before boarding a train elsewhere