Reaction on Chief Minister & Minister Kailash Gahlot’s Statement on Premium Buses
Reaction on Chief Minister & Minister Kailash Gahlot’s Statement on Premium Buses
It’s shocking to see the Chief Minister after 8 years of power admit that Delhi’s bus transport system has broken down, he should tell Delhiites why DTC has collapsed — Virendra Sachdeva
Aggregator Premium App Bus service as announced today by the Kejriwal government is a repeat of its similar scheme announced in 2016 which was withdrawn after ACB started a inquiry — Virendra Sachdeva
It’s shocking to see the Chief Minister after 8 years of power admit that Delhi’s bus transport system has broken down, he should tell Delhiites why DTC has collapsed — Virendra Sachdeva
Aggregator Premium App Bus service as announced today by the Kejriwal government is a repeat of its similar scheme announced in 2016 which was withdrawn after ACB started a inquiry — Virendra Sachdeva
New Delhi, 8 May : Delhi BJP President Shri Virendra Sachdeva has said that CM Arvind Kejriwal & Transport Minister Kailash Gahlot after totally destroying the DTC infrastructure as also the cluster buses system in Delhi are now trying to privatise the public bus transport system of Delhi.
Shri Sachdeva has said that Aggregator Premium App Bus service as announced today by the Kejriwal government is a repeat of its similar scheme announced in 2016 which was withdrawn after ACB started an inquiry.
Shri Virendra Sachdeva has said that it’s shocking to see the Chief Minister after 8 years of power admit that Delhi’s bus transport system has broken down, he should tell Delhiites why DTC has collapsed.
Shri Sachdeva has said it’s surprising to see the Government saying that the private aggregator will decide its routes & rates and it seems that government will soon allow all private operators including cluster bus operators to decide their routes & ticket rates.
Delhi BJP President has said that we will soon study the Kejriwal government’s proposal of Aggregator Premium Bus Service and if need be take the matter to ACB again.
