Karnataka transport minister Byrathi Suresh suspended a BMTC conductor during a surprise inspection of buses in Bengaluru on Sunday. The minister travelled on multiple bus routes across the city, shar
This so called Byrati suresh is most corrupt minister. This is a big drama for cheap publicity. First let the govt pay the salary arrears on time and let him work as a conductor for oneday and provide change in empty bus
It is good he did this exercise to understand the reality but this is not news to be shown. There are people dying of pollution and unemployment the news should cover why the central government is not taking accountability and acting upon resolving the issues of people.
In a empty bus without change you get in and then you expect him to give change ? So you punish him ? Go in a crowded bus then you see you wont get that change
The bus is all empty! No crowd at all! Suggest him to travel on a regular weekday when the buses are crowded.. He will then realise you cannot always simply blame the driver and the conductor for the shortcomings passengers endure.. It's equally the management's fault
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