Full house, ‘Bharat Mata ki Jai’ chants in Delhi-Meerut RRTS a day after launch; 1 lakh riders recorded| India News
The newly launched Delhi–Meerut Regional Rapid Transit System (RRTS) witnessed an overwhelming public response, recording nearly one lakh passengers within a day of its inauguration. Commuters thronged the high-speed corridor, filling coaches and creating a festive atmosphere at several stations. Many passengers expressed excitement over the improved travel experience, with chants of “Bharat Mata Ki Jai” echoing through stations and train compartments. The rapid rail service is designed to significantly cut travel time between Delhi and Meerut, offering modern facilities, better safety standards, and comfortable seating. Authorities described the turnout as a strong sign of public acceptance and confidence in the project. The RRTS aims to ease traffic congestion, reduce pollution, and enhance regional connectivity. With advanced technology and efficient operations, the corridor is expected to transform daily commuting for thousands of people across the National Capital Region (NCR).
The Key points
- Delhi–Meerut RRTS records nearly one lakh riders in one day.
- Massive passenger turnout seen after official launch.
- Stations and trains witnessed celebratory chants.
- High-speed rail reduces travel time significantly.
- Modern coaches equipped with advanced safety features.
- Project aims to ease road traffic congestion.
- Expected to reduce vehicular pollution in NCR.
- Comfortable seating and improved commuter facilities.
- Strong public response indicates positive acceptance.
- RRTS set to transform regional connectivity in Delhi-NCR.
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