Bengaluru: CM Basavaraj bommai Said on Sunday that the instructions have been sent to the Transport Department and its minister B Sriramulu To cancel the licenses of bus owners who overload the coaches with passengers.
Bommai’s statement came after the bus accident tumakuru District. He said, “It has come to my notice that many private bus operators fill their coaches with passengers, especially during exam time. Children are also allowed to sit upstairs. I have already given instructions to the transport department and our ministers.” to cancel the licenses of bus owners who resort to such acts.”
Ensure proper treatment of injured: CM
The Chief Minister said that he has also asked the officials to keep a watch on the routes where private buses ply and ensure that such incidents do not recur.
Meanwhile, when it was told that many of those injured in the accident Pavagada Stating that the accident was not getting free and proper treatment, Bommai said that he again on Sunday morning issued instructions to the Deputy Commissioner of Tumakuru district to ensure free and proper care to all the victims.
“I once again reiterated to the DC to ensure that the injured, some of whom have suffered serious injuries, are given proper treatment and the entire cost will be borne by the government,” Bommai said.
Six people died on Saturday when the driver of a private bus lost control in Pavagada taluk.
Bommai’s statement came after the bus accident tumakuru District. He said, “It has come to my notice that many private bus operators fill their coaches with passengers, especially during exam time. Children are also allowed to sit upstairs. I have already given instructions to the transport department and our ministers.” to cancel the licenses of bus owners who resort to such acts.”
Ensure proper treatment of injured: CM
The Chief Minister said that he has also asked the officials to keep a watch on the routes where private buses ply and ensure that such incidents do not recur.
Meanwhile, when it was told that many of those injured in the accident Pavagada Stating that the accident was not getting free and proper treatment, Bommai said that he again on Sunday morning issued instructions to the Deputy Commissioner of Tumakuru district to ensure free and proper care to all the victims.
“I once again reiterated to the DC to ensure that the injured, some of whom have suffered serious injuries, are given proper treatment and the entire cost will be borne by the government,” Bommai said.
Six people died on Saturday when the driver of a private bus lost control in Pavagada taluk.