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Repetition of stations and change of route on Circular Journey tickets

COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR NO. 50 OF 2008
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Circular numberCOMMERCIAL CIRCULAR NO. 50 OF 2008
File numberNo.TCII/2215/2002/Policy.
TypeCommercial Circular
Topicfares
CurrencyHistorical — likely superseded
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Summary

Repetition of stations and change of route on Circular Journey tickets Sub: Repetition of stations and change of route on Circular Journey

Text of the circular

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA  
 MINISTRY OF RAILWAYS  
RAILWAY BOARD  
 
COMMERCIAL CIRCULAR NO.     50      OF 2008 
 
No.TCII/2215/2002/Policy.  
 
 
 
New Delhi, dt.    22.7.08. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
The General Managers (Comml), 
All Indian Railways. 
 
 
Sub: Repetition of stations and change of route on Circular Journey 
tickets. 
 
 
Reference rule 205 of IRCA Coaching Tariff No. 26, Part I (Vol.I) regarding 
Circular Journey tickets (CJTs). 
 
2. 
Though repetition of stations and change of route on Circular Journey 
tickets is not prohibited, the same is not clearly mentioned in the rules.  The 
matter has been examined in consultation with Zonal Railways, most of whom 
have informed that the above mentioned two facilities are presently being 
provided.  It is clarified that : 
 
(i) 
Repetition of stations on circular journey tickets is not prohibited.  
However, the total number of stations, which the passenger is required to advise 
for break journey, will not exceed the maximum number of stations mentioned in 
this rule. 
 
(ii) 
Change of route on circular journey tickets is permitted.  If the 
passenger wishes to travel, or is found travelling, by a longer route, he will be 
charged only the difference of actual fares between the booked route (as per the 
ticket) and diverted route, without any penalty.  Refund of difference of fares will, 
however, not be granted in the case of travel by shorter route. 
 
3. 
Necessary clarification may be issued to the staff concerned.  IRCA is 
being asked to incorporate the above provision in the above quoted rule. 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
(Dr. Monica Agnihotri) 
 
 
 
 
 
Director Passenger Marketing, 
Railway Board. 
 
Copy to: 
 
(i) 
General Secretary, IRCA Chelmsford Road, New Delhi for issue of 
necessary correction to rule 205 of IRCA Coaching Tariff No. 26, Part I (Vol. I).  
The sub-para (i) above may be incorporated at the end of first para of rule 205 
and the sub-para (ii) above may be incorporated at the end of rule 205(4). 
 
(ii) 
EDV(T), Railway Board with reference to his Note No. 2007/VSS/ 
GL/11 (CTT) dated 20.11.2007 
 
(P-Circular Jny. Tkt)

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