Sarai Rohilla Railway Station - Trains

Trains

Earlier all the trains from Sarai Rohilla to Delhi used to terminate at Delhi railway station as the metre gauge tracks ended there. Now the tracks are broad gauge and therefore many trains from Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan and Gujarat going north or east of Delhi pass through Sarai Rohilla and continue beyond Old Delhi station.

The station is mainly served by the North Western and North Central Railways trains. Some of the train connections are:

Originating trains:

  1. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - UdhampurAC Express 22401
  2. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Udhampur express 04043
  3. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Yeswanthpur (Bangalore) Duronto Express non-stop via Jhansi, Nagpur, Secunderabad 12214
  4. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Jammu Tawi Duronto Express non-stop via Ambala 12265
  5. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bandra Terminus (Bombay) Garib Rath Express 12215
  6. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Jaipur AC DoubleDecker Express 12986
  7. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bandra Terminus (Bombay) Express 19030
  8. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Chhindwara via Mathura, Jhansi, Bhopal Patalkot Express 14010
  9. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Dehradun (Mussoorie Express) 14041
  10. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Kotdwar (Mussoorie Express) 14041-slip / 24041
  11. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Kalka (Himalayan Queen) 14095
  12. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Shri Ganganagar AC Express 12455
  13. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Jodhpur Express 22482
  14. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bikaner Intercity Express 22472
  15. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bikaner Mail 12457
  16. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Jodhpur (Rajasthan Sampark Kranti Express) 12463
  17. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Bikaner (Rajasthan Sampark Kranti Express) 12463-slip
  18. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Udaipur (Chetak Express) 12981
  19. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Jaisalmer Express 14659
  20. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Barmer Express 14659-slip
  21. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Porbandar Express 19264
  22. Delhi Sarai Rohilla - Sadulpur Express 14705


Other trains

  1. Delhi-Jodhpur (Mandore Express) 12461
  2. Delhi-Barmer (Malani Express) 14662
  3. Jaisalmer-Howrah Express 12372
  4. Ahmedabad-Haridwar Mail 19105
  5. Ahmedabad-Delhi (Ashram Express) 12915
  6. Bhuj-Bareilly Express 14311 / 14321
  7. Porbandar-Muzaffarpur (Bihar) Express 19270
  8. Ajmer-Kishanganj (Bihar) Garib Nawaz Express 15716
  9. Ajmer-Radhikapur (West Bengal) Garib Nawaz Express 15716-slip
  10. Ajmer-New Jalpaiguri Express 19601
  11. Ajmer-Jammu Tawi (Pooja Express) 12413
  12. Okha-Dehradun (Uttaranchal Express) 19565
  13. Ahmedabad-Sultanpur Express 19603
  14. Varanasi-Ahmedabad Express 19408
  15. Guwahati-Bikaner (Avadh Assam Express) 15609
  16. Saharanpur-Farukhnagar Express 14546
  17. New Delhi-Ajmer Shatabdi Express 12015
  18. New Delhi-Ahmedabad Rajdhani Express 12958
  19. Kathgodam/Ramnagar-Jodhpur Ranikhet Express 15014 / Corbett Park Link Express 25014

A number of slow passenger trains also operate from Delhi Sarai Rohilla railway station.

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