911 more buses before CWG: DTC
The Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) on Wednesday told a division bench comprising Justices A.K. Sikri and Reva Khetrapal of the Delhi high court that 911 more low-floor buses would be put on the road before the Commonwealth Games to sort out the traffic problem in the city.
Appearing before the court, the corporation said it would soon introduce more than 900 buses which would increase the strength of its fleet to 6,500.
The court asked the Delhi government to chalk out a plan to address the transport problem in the city in view of the Commonwealth Games to be held in October.
“We have the Commonwealth Games coming in two months. Do you think from that angle? Many people would be coming to the city,” the court said when the senior advocate Kailash Vasudev, who is assisting the court, pointed out that government has failed to form a policy to tackle the problem of shortage of Blueline buses.
He said that by the Supreme Court order there should be minimum 10,000 buses in the city but government has failed to increase the number of buses.
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