KEY POINTS
- The train will run from Margalla Station in Islamabad to Saddar Station in Rawalpindi
- The project aims to save time and fuel while alleviating traffic congestion on busy roads
- Modern trains will be imported to ensure a comfortable and affordable travel experience
ISLAMABAD: A new train service will soon connect Pakistan’s capital Islamabad and its sister city Rawalpindi in just 20 minutes. This means people will be able to travel quickly and easily between the two cities. The Ministry of Interior announced this on Monday.
Meeting and Planning
Federal Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi and Railways Minister Hanif Abbasi discussed the project in a meeting. Important officials, including Minister of State Tallal Chaudhry, also attended. They decided that the train would run from Margalla Station in Islamabad to Saddar Station in Rawalpindi.
Benefits of the New Train
This train will save time and fuel. It will also reduce traffic jams on busy roads and make travel less stressful. The Ministry of Railways will build the tracks, and the Capital Development Authority (CDA) will oversee the project. New, modern trains will be imported to make the journey comfortable.
Next Steps
The officials said that the agreement for the project will be signed next week. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif supports this project because it will help many people. Railways Minister Abbasi said it is a big step to make travel easier. Minister Tallal Chaudhry added that the train will be affordable and reduce road congestion.
Importance of the Project
Many important officials, including secretaries, police, and local leaders, attended the meeting. They all agree that this train will improve transportation in Pakistan and benefit many citizens.
This new train service will make daily travel faster, cheaper, and more comfortable for everyone in Islamabad and Rawalpindi.
