For 11 hours, the woman was traveling standing with the child, the arbitrariness of the operator, 70 passengers in a 50 seater bus

Roadways Rishikesh Depot remains in the headlines for one reason or the other. In the bus going from Rishikesh to Rupadiya, luggage was kept on the seat of the woman who was traveling with the baby. The woman was forced to stand and stand for 11 hours with the child. When it came to action, the operator turned out to be the leader of the roadways employees. It took 10 days for the roadways administration to take action.

On March 14, at 1:30 pm, the bus number of Rishikesh depot had left for Rupadiya. According to the information, more than 70 passengers were kept in the 52 seater bus. In Najibabad, the bus operator made a woman stand from the seat.

Luggage was kept on his seat. The woman also had a child in her lap. The 11-hour journey from Najibabad to Rupadiya was carried by the woman with the baby in her lap. During this, a Nepali youth in the bus made a video of the woman and sent it to AGM Roadways Rishikesh, RM Operations Dehradun.

70 people seated in 50 seater bus

Action was ordered from the Roadways Headquarters to AGM Rishikesh. But it took 10 days for the action to be taken. It is being told that the operator of the bus is a roadways employee leader. Hence the delay in taking action.

At the same time, after 10 days, after action is taken on the concerned driver operator, many types of discussions are taking place among the roadways employees.

If someone is telling the leader of the operator's roadways employees union about the delay in taking action, then some call it the arbitrariness of the roadways driver operators. A bus operates from Rishikesh on the Rupadiya route at 1:30 pm. 70 passengers are seated in a 50 seater bus. Most of the passengers on the Rupadiya route are people of Nepal origin. They also have household items with them.

Some luggage is kept in the roof, the rest is tucked under the seats and seats. Passengers are also crammed and loaded. AGM Rishikesh Depot PK Bharti says that in this case, there was a mail from the Roadways Headquarters in the evening and action was taken in the morning. The action got delayed due to Holi.