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Bihar: Passengers upset over missing seats in Ara-Patna MEMU; DRM orders check
✍️ Amar Ujala · Patna
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 08:37 PM
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Daily commuters on the Ara-Patna MEMU train are facing inconvenience due to broken or missing seats. The Danapur Divisional Railway Manager has ordered an immediate inspection and repair.
Daily commuters on the Ara-Patna MEMU train, identified as service number 63214, have reported significant inconvenience due to the condition of the seating arrangements. Several coaches in the train have been found to have broken or completely missing seats, affecting the comfort of passengers who rely on this route for their daily travel.
The issue has drawn attention from railway authorities following complaints from frustrated travelers. Vinod Kumar, the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) for the Danapur division, has taken note of the situation and has issued specific directives to address the problem.
According to railway sources, the DRM has ordered a thorough inspection of the affected coaches. The administration has directed the maintenance team to repair the broken seats and replace the missing ones to restore the standard amenities for passengers. The railway administration aims to resolve these issues promptly to ensure a comfortable journey for the daily workforce and students using this corridor.
The issue has drawn attention from railway authorities following complaints from frustrated travelers. Vinod Kumar, the Divisional Railway Manager (DRM) for the Danapur division, has taken note of the situation and has issued specific directives to address the problem.
According to railway sources, the DRM has ordered a thorough inspection of the affected coaches. The administration has directed the maintenance team to repair the broken seats and replace the missing ones to restore the standard amenities for passengers. The railway administration aims to resolve these issues promptly to ensure a comfortable journey for the daily workforce and students using this corridor.