A team in Varanasi is working on a solution to address traffic issues caused by e-rickshaws, with a focus on ensuring smooth traffic flow at busy crossings. The team includes representatives from the traffic police, Varanasi Municipal Corporation, and regional transport department. Their action plan is expected to be finalized within a fortnight. The police commissioner emphasized the importance of deploying police forces at main crossings to regulate traffic and involve local traders and residents in the decision-making process. Additionally, measures to address traffic during special occasions and examinations were discussed during a recent meeting.
The Akhil Bhartiya Toto Union, representing e-rickshaw operators, has announced plans to go on strike from May 13 in support of their demands related to harassment and operational issues. The union leaders highlighted the need for establishing e-rickshaw and auto stands, issuing digital receipts, and creating public charging stations to prevent exploitation. Failure to address their demands may lead to a fast unto death protest.
Varanasi: In view of keeping the airspace safe, divisional commissioner Kaushal Raj Sharma, has directed the Varanasi Municipal Corporation (VMC) and .
Varanasi undergoes a 3D survey using low-flying aircraft to create a digital twin map for the city s integrated command center. The project, led by Varanasi Smart City, plans to enhance city management through modern mapping technology.