u/YouConfident1936

I had a family trip to Vaishno Devi planned for tomorrow. The plan was straightforward: fly from Hyderabad to Delhi, take a train from Delhi to Jammu, and continue to Katra.
Flights booked. Train tickets booked. Everything planned for the family.

Now, due to the ongoing protests and the resulting disruption, I’ve received an official cancellation message from Indian Railways for my train.

My Hyderabad–Delhi flights are non-refundable. The alternative I’ve found so far is to fly from Delhi to Jammu, which would cost around ₹7,000 per person. That’s another ₹14,000 for just me and my sister, on top of the money already spent.

And this is where I’m struggling to understand the system.
I understand that protests happen, security and public order matter, and sometimes transport services have to be cancelled. But what happens to ordinary passengers who have already made bookings in good faith?

We pay taxes, book tickets through official channels, plan family holidays months in advance, and then suddenly we’re expected to absorb the entire financial loss when one part of the journey gets cancelled.

The airline may say the flight is non-refundable. The railway may refund the train ticket. But that doesn’t recover the money spent on the flight, the time taken off work, or the plans made by an entire family.

I’m not saying trains should operate when it’s unsafe to do so. I’m asking why there isn’t a clearer passenger-support mechanism for situations like this — especially when a major disruption makes an otherwise valid journey impractical.

Should there be a policy for coordinated refunds, free date changes, or travel credits when officially announced disruptions strand passengers who have booked connected journeys separately?

Genuinely asking: Has anyone dealt with a similar situation? Is there any practical recourse with Air India or the railway authorities, beyond getting the train fare refunded?

Right now, it just feels like the ordinary citizen is expected to quietly accept the loss and move on.

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