New Delhi: since the launch of Agnipath Yojana The ‘Stampede’ has started across the country by the Center for army recruitment in the country. Anti-Agneepath protesters have attacked trains in several states. At some places, the attackers set fire to trains and railway station property. As a result, train movement remained severely disrupted for the past few days. Many trains have been canceled in different sections of the Railways. If your train is canceled due to the current situation, find out how to get refund of canceled train ticket.
Railway Rules: Do you know how many trains have been cancelled?
Indian Railways has canceled a large number of trains to protect railway property from fire and vandalism. According to the information given on IRCTC website, a total of 691 trains were canceled today. In such a situation, if your train is also canceled, then know how to get the money back for this ticket.
Will the money be automatically credited to your account?
If you have booked online at the time of purchasing the ticket, then you do not have to worry about its refund. You will get this ticket refund automatically. In this case, you do not need to file TDR (Ticket Deposit Receipt). The money will come directly to your account.
Which passengers need to file TDR?
If your train is late by more than 3 hours or due to this the train is canceled then you will easily get refund of train ticket money. You will have to file TDR to refund the money of those who have bought tickets from the railway ticket counters. Know the process of filing TDR.
File TDR like this to cancel counter ticket
1. You click on the first https://www.operations.irctc.co.in/ctcan/SystemTktCanLogin.jsf ,
2. Enter your PNR Number, Train Number, Captcha Code in this link.
3. Then tick the rules.
4. An OTP will come on the number given by you while filling the form. write it down.
5. Next you will see the complete details of PNR. Click on refund option
6. A confirmation message will appear.
7. Finally you will get the money back after providing the bank details.