India is such a country which has become a united India consisting of many states. Here it happens many times that there is another state on this side of the road and another state on the other side of the route. But have you ever heard that a railway station itself is divided into two states. That is, you buy a ticket from one state, but when you go to sit in that train, you have to go to another state and sit in that train. You might not have heard, but such a station definitely exists in India. Today we are going to tell you about the same station.
Which is that railway station
This railway station is in the western part of India i.e. Maharashtra is in The name of the railway station is Navapur Railway Station. Navapur comes in Nandurbar district of Maharashtra. The most special thing about this station is that one part of it falls in Maharashtra and the other part in Gujarat. That is, a thin line between these two states divides this station into two parts.
Everything seems to be divided
When you visit this station When you reach, you will see everything divided between Gujarat and Maharashtra. Even the bench placed on the platform is divided between the two states. Apart from this, the shops, pillars and stairs on the platform are also divided into two states. The length of this railway station is about 800 meters, out of which 500 meters is in Gujarat and 300 meters is in Maharashtra. Here announcement by station master is also done in four languages which include Hindi, English, Marathi and Gujarati.
Ticket and train are also divided
It The railway station came into the limelight in the year 2018 when the then railway minister Piyush Goyal shared a photo of a bench present here on Twitter and wrote that the station is separated due to two states… but united due to railways. . The most special thing about the railway station is that here you go to Gujarat to get the ticket, whereas when you have to board the train, you have to come to Maharashtra. The station master’s office, waiting room and washroom also appear to be divided into two states at this station.
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