Archive · 23 Aug 2026
Railway Chief Reviews Vikramgarh Fourth-Line Plan; Police Trace Women
Railway officials visited Vikramgarh, Alot, to check plans for adding a fourth railway track.
They also looked at the current tracks, signals and station facilities.
People discussed passenger needs, including a proposed overbridge.
Officials said they would consider these demands, but they did not give a date for the new track.
In a separate case, police traced two young women who had been reported missing.
One woman was from Barkhedakalan and the other was from Sitamau in Mandsaur district.
Police found both women in Delhi.
The investigations followed missing-person reports filed with the police.
West Central Railway General Manager Dilip Kumar Singh inspected Vikramgarh, Alot station on Wednesday.
Officials reviewed the proposed fourth-line alignment, existing tracks, signalling systems and station improvement works.
Passenger demands, including an overbridge at Gate No. 21, were raised during the inspection.
No timeline was announced for construction of the proposed fourth railway line.
Barkhedakalan police traced two missing 20-year-old women to Delhi during separate investigations.
- Who
- West Central Railway General Manager Dilip Kumar Singh and railway officials inspected the station; Barkhedakalan police traced two missing women.
- What
- Officials reviewed a proposed fourth railway line and station works, while police located Sheetal Mehta and Disha Vishwakarma.
- When
- The railway inspection took place on Wednesday; the women were traced on Sunday. Sheetal Mehta was reported missing on August 11.
- Where
- The inspection was at Vikramgarh, Alot railway station in Madhya Pradesh; the women were traced to Delhi.
- Why
- The railway team assessed the proposed alignment, existing infrastructure and passenger demands; police were investigating missing-person reports.
- Railway zone
- West Central Railway
- Station inspected
- Vikramgarh, Alot railway station
- Proposed project
- Fourth railway line on the New Delhi-Mumbai railway route
- Station scheme
- Amrit Bharat Station Scheme
- Passenger demand
- An overbridge proposed at Gate No. 21
- Women traced
- Sheetal Mehta and Disha Vishwakarma, both aged 20
- Location of recovery
- Delhi