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Join Disha's campaign against the killer buses
by Satyam Varma on Oct 18, 2007 03:52 PM   Permalink | Hide replies

Disha Students Organisation, Delhi and Naujawan Bharat Sabha have started a campaign to mobilize support on the demand to put an end to this menace. Join and strengthen this campaign. Please contact: Abhinav (9213243755) or Satyam (9910462009), or disha.du@gmail.com

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  RE:Join Disha's campaign against the killer buses
by franclin mathew on Oct 18, 2007 04:27 PM   Permalink
We can not put blame squarely on Blueline owners and drivers etc.

The behaviour of Delhi public is very rude.
They do not want to pay. Instead they want free ride. if at all, they would settle for Rs. 3 ticket or Rs.5 ticket. not more than that.

Drivers and Conductors have no uniform.

They are not educated

Buses are not suitable for travelling. Seat are too small, patch works are not heard of in Delhi private buses.

Loud Music.

Tickets should have vehicle nos. On the contrary, these tickets are bought from paan wallahas.

There is no time schedule.

Finally very sincere and honest Police and transport authority( No Pun intended)

Trravel to southern part of India. You would find the difference.

the attitude and apporoach of both the public and operators.

I am ashamed to call a myself from Delhi


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  RE:Join Disha's campaign against the killer buses
by SYED AHMAD on Oct 18, 2007 03:59 PM   Permalink
Kudos, People power ..I am with you , for you always ..Ask Haroon Yusuf and Sheila Dixit to send their family members and children through these and see how they spend their days thinking if they will come back alive or as a figure reported in the morning papers next day ..Really fed up with this..People do somethingt

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How Delhi's Blueline buses turned killer