Restoring a cancelled IRCTC ticket
We have booked a ticket online from IRCTC for five members. 1st has cancelled his ticket. But due to unavoidable situation last 2 members have to cancel their tickets. Is it possible that the 1st member's ticket will be reinstalled?
Best Answer
The technical answer to your question is no, tickets booked are only valid for the passenger and cannot be restored once cancelled. However as @jpatokal rightly pointed out change of name is permitted under special circumstances. Change of name within a family or government officials travelling can use this facility.
Practically though, most ticket checking staff would only check the identity card of one of the travellers, so you may get away with changing one of the other travellers, though this is not legally permissible.
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Can you Uncancel a Cancelled train ticket?
There is no such facility, a ticket once cancelled can not be restored / reversed. However, you can go for fresh booking. Similarly, a ticket which is booked after payment done successfully can not be reversed.Can I get back Cancelled ticket?
TDR can be filed as per Railway rules: No refund of fare shall be admissible on the tickets having confirmed reservation in case the ticket is not cancelled or TDR not filed online upto four hours before the scheduled departure of the train.Can we get refund on IRCTC for Cancelled ticket?
a) In case a wait-listed ticket is cancelled online, the refund of fare shall be made after deducting the cancellation charge of \u20b9 20/- +GST per passenger, if the ticket is cancelled online up to four hours before the Scheduled Departure of the Train.How can I download Cancelled ticket from IRCTC?
Go to 'My Transactions' and click on 'Booked Ticket History' link on the main menu bar. 3. All the booked tickets will be displayed. Select the ticket which is to be printed.Train Cancelled ? | How to get Refund ? | What we do ?
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