The bullet train project will reduce travel time from Ahmedabad to Mumbai from eight to three hours
The commercial manager of Western Railways responded to the RTI query by a Mumbai-based activist, Anil Galgali, with details from July 1 to September 30.
32 Mail and Express trains between Mumbai to Ahmedabad have been incurring a loss of 14 crore and 31 trains from Mumbai to Ahmedabad have made losses of 15 crore.
According to the Ahmedabad division, no new trains have been proposed for this route and the 12009 Shatabdi - a chair car - is the most preferred train on the route but also managed to sell only half its seats over the last three months.
The data shows that the maximum load of passengers taking trains are travelling sleeper class seats and many upper class seats are going vacant.
The Congress has been one of the loudest critics of the bullet train project. Nationalist Congress Party chief Sharad Pawar had also questioned the wisdom of the high-speed train between Ahmedabad and Mumbai, calling it "impractical".