The Joint Action Committee KSRTC called on a demanding inspection of wages and solutions to long -term questions. | Photo Credit: File Photos
With the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), who launched an indefinite strike since 5 August, the transport department launched a plan to minimize the commuters.
AM Yogeesh Commissioner organized a meeting with private bus operators on Saturday to explore alternative arrangements. Officials discussed the possibility of deploying private buses in case the strike seriously affects public transport, especially in urban and semi -abusive areas.
In an interview with Hindu, the head officer from the traffic department, he said: “As part of our readiness and Plan B, we are preparing for any eventuality if the strike continues. Monday, the Chief Minister Siddaraiaha will meet the trade union leaders to deal with their concern.
The Joint Action Committee (JAC) called on the wage and long -term questions. The strike is expected to affect services across Karnataka if it continues.
After a meeting with private operators, the Commissioner for Transport also organized a virtual conference with all representatives of commissioners and higher KSRTC officials and other traffic corporations to assess the potential disruption and strategy of mitigation.
Meanwhile, the main minister is scheduled for discussions with representatives of unions in Vishan Juděh 4. August, at the last minute efforts to avert the strike, according to the office of the main minister.
Published – 2 August 2025 9:23
