The 20-kilometer long Shahgarh to Pilibhit railway route has been converted to broad gauge, and the Northeast Railway (NER) has also constructed its first wild animal underpass. The underpass is designed to allow elephants, bears, tigers, and other wild animals to safely cross the railway track, ensuring their passage without encountering...
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trains. The Wildlife and Forest Department granted permission for the broad gauge conversion on the condition that the NER would build an underpass for wild animals. This is because the area houses a tiger reserve, and wild animals frequently cross the railway tracks, leading to accidents. The new underpass is spacious enough for animals to move freely, and greenery is included to create a natural feel, helping the animals feel comfortable.