BEST Buses Were Vandalized During The Bandh In Maharashtra

BEST buses were vandalized during the bandh in Maharashtra, Nawab Malik demands Ajay Mishra’s resignation: Maharashtra Bandh Today.

A Brihanmumbai Electricity Supply and Transport (BEST) spokesperson said on Monday that eight buses have been damaged in protests related to the MVA bandh since Sunday night.

Bandh-related protests continue in Dharavi, Mankhurd, Shivaji Nagar, Charkop, Oshiwara, Deonar, Inorbit malls, causing damage.

Police protection has been demanded and after assessing the situation, buses are being evacuated from the depot.

Central and Western Railway’s operations have been normal so far, with heavy security and no untoward incident has been reported.

According to Minister of State and NCP leader Nawab Malik, the MVA’s bandh call has received support from the Left and some other parties and trade unions.

Bandh is being observed peacefully across Maharashtra with wide public support.

Condemning the incidents of vandalism, Nawab Malik said that there are reports of stone pelting at some places, which is not correct.

No one should indulge in such activities, We demand the resignation of Union Minister Ajay Kumar Mishra.

It is worth noting that in the past, a convoy of cars trampled eight people, including four farmers, in Lakhimpur Kheri.

The effect of the statewide bandh called by the MVA government to protest the killing of farmers can be seen in the city. The retailers have agreed to keep the shops closed till 4 pm.

Public transport will run normally. The school administration says that due to some confusion about the government directive, there are no plans to close the school at the moment.

The ruling MVA, a coalition of Shiv Sena, NCP, and Congress, said the bandh has been called to show that the state is with the farmers of the country.

As essential services are allowed, civic offices will remain open, but it has to be seen whether employees come or not.

BEST buses were vandalized during the bandh: Sanjay Raut said it is necessary to wake up people.

Shiv Sena MP Sanjay Raut said on Saturday that his party would take part in the bandh with full force.

He said that it is necessary to awaken the people against the ‘anti-farmer policies of the Centre.

Let us inform you that on October 3, four farmers were killed when vehicles carrying BJP workers were crushed.

Shops closed till 4 pm.

The Federation of Retailers and Traders Welfare Association (FRTWA) was initially against the closure of business during the day.

However, late in the night, the shopkeepers were assured to close the shops by 4 pm after three ruling parties in the state supported the bandh.

FRTWA President Viren Shah said, “FRTWA, following the request of leaders of Shiv Sena and other parties,

So has decided to keep the shops closed till 4 pm in support of the bandh called by the Maha Vikas Aghadi government to protest the killing of farmers in Lakhimpur Kheri.

Public transport available.

The bandh will not have any impact on the public transport system and trains and buses will run as per their regular timetable.

CR and WR officials said that additional teams of RPF, GRP, and Maharashtra State Security Force have been deployed to avoid any adverse situation.

“Around 600 RPF personnel will be deployed at stations in the Maharashtra region of the division,” WR said.”

Shiv Sena-affiliated trade unions had asked BEST employees to refrain from reporting at work, but an undertaking spokesperson said, “Bus will operate as per normal routine, but with protective grilles and safety measures.”

MSRTC officials said they will also conduct the services, and have called for security to protect the corporation’s assets.

There could be a shortage of cabs and autos in the city, as drivers said they would evacuate their vehicles carefully after assessing the situation on Monday to avoid damage.

BEST buses were vandalized during the bandh: Schools to remain open.

Schools in the city will remain open as some confusion prevailed on Sunday in the absence of any official announcement from the state education department.

The school administration says that “We are in discussion with other schools in the area to assess the situation.”

An administrator of a reputed school in the western suburbs said that since the schools have just reopened, closing it again will only lead to confusion.