Police Quash Malanggad Funicular Railway Rumors: Service Continues Smoothly
The police have dismissed false claims about the Malanggad funicular railway's malfunctioning. The service was temporarily halted for routine maintenance, with no technical issues involved. Police urge the public to trust official updates as passenger safety is ensured amid increased footfall during the yatra season.
- Country:
- India
Police have dismissed allegations circulating on social media about issues with the new Malanggad funicular railway, clarifying that the system was temporarily paused for planned maintenance and is now operational.
Inspector Sandeep Shivle stated that claims about passengers being stuck were misleading and urged the public to rely on official information.
In the wake of increased footfall due to yatra season, preventive maintenance was deemed necessary to guarantee safety, as clarified by the police. The railway, opened in January 2026, significantly reduces travel time to the shrine.
(With inputs from agencies.)
- READ MORE ON:
- Malanggad
- funicular
- railway
- maintenance
- safety
- yatra
- devotees
- inauguration
- rumors
- Ulhasnagar
ALSO READ
Nestle Expands Infant Formula Recall Amid New EU Safety Standards
Bihar Police Roll Out Strict Safety Measures for Girls' Hostels
Kailash Yatra Assets Outsourced: A Move to Boost Revenue
Honoring a Legacy: NCP Launches Nationwide 'Asthi Kalash Yatra' for Ajit Pawar
WorkSafe Overhauls Enforcement to Fast-Track Safety Fixes, Cut Court Reliance

