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Daily commuters to Changsari have highlighted the issues they are facing daily due to the unavailability of train stoppage at the station. They said that a brief halt for passenger trains at the station can facilitate their travel with ease.

Digital Desk: There is a growing demand for train stoppage at the Changsari Railway Station as the All India Institute of Medical Sciences (AIIMS), Guwahati becomes functional. The public is now demanding a one-minute stoppage of key trains at the station to ensure accessibility of the patients who visit from different districts of Assam for treatment at the AIIMS.

Changsari is rapidly growing as an education hub, with major institutions like the Central Institute of Petrochemicals Engineering & Technology (CIPET), the Dr Bhupen Hazarika Regional Government Film & Television Institute, private companies, and various schools and colleges. This brief halt at the Changsari Railway Station will ease the students' journey, reduce travel time, and their daily expenses.

Daily commuters to Changsari have highlighted the issues they are facing daily due to the unavailability of train stoppage at the station. They said that a brief halt for passenger trains at the station can facilitate their travel with ease.

Students who travel daily to the Changsari area will benefit from this stoppage. Local residents are also demanding such brief halts at the station so that it can positively impact the commuters.


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