Mumbai Local Train Update: Central Line Services Running 20 to 30 Minutes Behind Schedule
By Lokmat Times Desk | Updated: January 29, 2026 12:54 IST2026-01-29T12:54:20+5:302026-01-29T12:54:37+5:30
Mumbai Local Trains Delayed: Local train services on the Central line are reported to be running behind schedule on ...

Mumbai Local Train Update: Central Line Services Running 20 to 30 Minutes Behind Schedule
Mumbai Local Trains Delayed: Local train services on the Central line are reported to be running behind schedule on Wednesday morning, January 29. According to a screen grab shared by a commuter of M-Indicator, an app to track local train, BEST bus and other public transport services in Mumbai, shows services are delayed bout 20 to 30 minutes.
It is reported that local trains running between Kalyan and Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj Terminus (CSMT) were delayed by 20 to 25 minutes, causing severe inconvenience to office-goers and early morning commuters during peak hours.
Due to CR disturbed delayed time table trains daily late 20-40 min between Kyn-CSMT passengers employees of CR faces too much Job problems and disappointed from last 1year, it's request run Local trains on time. @AshwiniVaishnaw@PMOIndia@drmmumbaicr@INCIndia@Dev_Fadnavispic.twitter.com/flUnQseecO
— KS (@KsalgaonkarKs) January 29, 2026
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However, Central Railway has not issued any statement or given any reason regarding the delay of services on Thursday. Due to the delay of local trains rush on the platforms increased, which increased the chances of a train accident due to packed train compartments. Working professionals have been the worst affected by the irregular schedule, with frequent delays putting many jobs at risk.
A large number of passengers commute daily to Mumbai from Kalyan, Dombivli, Thane and Mumbra. However, trains Morning delays have disrupted office schedules, with employees facing salary cuts for repeated late arrivals. In some cases, workers are even sent back home. Private-sector employees, in particular, are bearing the brunt of the disruption.
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