The move comes in wake of an unprecedented rush for getting unconfirmed wait-listed ticket to dispose Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.
"With a view to facilitate genuine passengers, WR's Mumbai Division has stopped issue of wait-listed tickets for AC-I, AC-II & AC-III classes, for journey commencing after 12/11/2016 till the system normalises. Passengers are requested to please cooperate," Western Railway said in a series of tweets.
"However, there is no restriction on booking wait-listed tickets in AC classes for 10th,11th, & 12th Nov, 2016 and passengers may pls note it(sic)," it said in another tweet.
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