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100 roadways buses have been sent from Hisar to Gurugram for Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Dwarka Expressway program to be held in Gurugram on Monday. These buses have been diverted from local routes. Of these, 70 buses have been sent from Hisar and 30 buses have been sent from Hansi. Due to this, passengers on local routes will have to face problems.
100 roadways buses sent to Gurugram
Roadways buses have been removed from Bhuna route, Adampur, Siwani, Rajgarh, Ladwa, Dabra and other routes. These also include night buses on rural routes. Roadways Joint Employees Union has termed sending buses from depots across the state to Gurugram as misuse of government machinery. According to the organization, the department is incurring losses by sending buses to one place. Along with this, due to shortage of buses, passengers on various routes are facing problems. Hisar Depot Head Ajay Doohan and Organization Secretary Darshan Jangra of Haryana Roadways Joint Employees Union said that be it any government program, rally or anything else, Roadways buses are sent to that program. This will cause departmental loss and inconvenience to the passengers of the affected area. Despite knowing all this, roadways buses are forcibly diverted from their original routes and sent towards destinations organized under government programmes. Due to this, not only the passengers are troubled, but the students going to various educational institutions are also troubled due to shortage of buses.
The government claims to save daughters and educate daughters, but Education But at present the government is not paying any attention to the negative impact. Duhan Ajay Duhan and Darshan Jangra said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi is coming to inaugurate the Dwarka Expressway. For this, 1300 buses are to be sent from across the state. Even before this, about 1470 buses were sent for PM's rally in Punjab and Rewari of Punjab. Five rounds regarding increasing the pay grade of conductors and clerks, fixing drivers for 2016, rectification of drivers and conductors working from 1993 to 2002, exclusion of Group D employees from the general cadre and deduction of earned leave. A meeting of the Roadways Joint Front was held with the Transport Department regarding the demand. Talks have been held with higher officials and the Transport Minister.