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Banglore Bnadh: Autorickshaw, taxi, school and private bus services are likely to be affected on September 11 as the Federation of Karnataka State Private Transport Operators Associations with 32-affiliate bodies has called for a Bengaluru bandh to protest the government s alleged failure to fulfil their demands.
Bandh On July 27 In Bengaluru: Private buses, autorickshaws and taxis are likely to stay off roads in the city on July 27. Over 20 organisations representing private bus operators, tourists operators, autorickshaw and taxi drivers have decided to observe bandh on that day to press the state government to fulfil their demands.
The forum of private transport operators submitted a memorandum to Transport Minister Ramalinga Reddy last week, seeking a reimbursement similar to the one the government gives to state transport corporations to cover the losses incurred due to the Shakti scheme.
The forum of private vehicle owners also stated that they will be giving a week’s time for the government to act on a memorandum. Failing which, the forum has threatened to go on a statewide protest on July 28.