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Transport Minister takes cognizance upon ongoing restrictions on JKRTC buses
11/28/2024 10:00:41 PM
Early Times Report

JAMMU, Nov 28: Taking cognizance upon ongoing restrictions preventing JKRTC buses from entering Srinagar city, the Minister for Transport, Satish Sharma has instructed the Secretary, Transport to take up the matter with concerned authorities for redressal on urgent basis. The Minister stressed that restrictions on JKRTC buses in the city is causing severe inconvenience to commuters as north sector buses are being stopped at Bemina Bypass and South Sector buses are being stopped at Pantha Chowk. The Minister emphasised that lifting the restrictions would end the ongoing hardships for commuters and will provide easy accessibility to them. He also emphasised that the transport facilities being provided by the JKRTC is most affordable and convenient one, besides liked by the general public/daily commuters especially employees , students and patients. The Minister further emphasized that government is committed to provide all facilities to the people and will take prompt action to resolve the issues at the earliest, so that they don’t face any kind of inconvenience.
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