Udhagamandalam: State delivery minister M R Vijayabaskar on Monday handed over solatium to the households of the eight sufferers of a bus coincidence that came about near Manthada at the Ooty-Coonoor Road on June 14. The minister dispersed a total sum of Rs 51 lakh to the beneficiaries.
While the households of six sufferers gained Rs 7 lakh each and every, two households gained Rs 4.five lakh each and every because the sufferers have been over 60 years of age.
The 9th sufferer was a resident of Bengaluru. According to the minister, the solatium shall be handed over to her circle of relatives quickly. Talking to newshounds later, the minister said, “It is the policy of the federal government not to give permission to non-public gamers to operate bus services within the Nilgiris and Kanyakumari districts”.
However, social activists say the 2 small districts are being deprived of quality delivery services by means of the federal government as there is no healthy pageant.
“As an alternative, explanation within the functioning of the firms with private participation should be regarded as critically for higher carrier to the Nilgiris,” said a social activist pleading anonymity.
Asked about the loss of availability of spare portions within the six depots of TNSTC within the Nilgiris district, the minister said that the topic would be looked after. “If the depots are found with insufficient spares, it could be supplied within two days,” Vijayabaskar said.
Mentioning that the Nilgiris section of state-owned corporation is making a loss, the minister said, “But the federal government is specific about the services rendered to the public. Out of the 2,000 new fleets ordered, about 39 were allocated to the Nilgiris district and 13 have already arrived.”
While the households of six sufferers gained Rs 7 lakh each and every, two households gained Rs 4.five lakh each and every because the sufferers have been over 60 years of age.
The 9th sufferer was a resident of Bengaluru. According to the minister, the solatium shall be handed over to her circle of relatives quickly. Talking to newshounds later, the minister said, “It is the policy of the federal government not to give permission to non-public gamers to operate bus services within the Nilgiris and Kanyakumari districts”.
However, social activists say the 2 small districts are being deprived of quality delivery services by means of the federal government as there is no healthy pageant.
“As an alternative, explanation within the functioning of the firms with private participation should be regarded as critically for higher carrier to the Nilgiris,” said a social activist pleading anonymity.
Asked about the loss of availability of spare portions within the six depots of TNSTC within the Nilgiris district, the minister said that the topic would be looked after. “If the depots are found with insufficient spares, it could be supplied within two days,” Vijayabaskar said.
Mentioning that the Nilgiris section of state-owned corporation is making a loss, the minister said, “But the federal government is specific about the services rendered to the public. Out of the 2,000 new fleets ordered, about 39 were allocated to the Nilgiris district and 13 have already arrived.”
Minister hands over solatium to families of accident victims
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