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- The Telangana transport department has established 14 pooling points across Hyderabad to provide 2,000 vehicles for the final Ganesh immersion event.
- Officials have set fixed fares for different vehicle categories and assigned inspectors to oversee the process.
- Local lorry owners claim that vehicle requisitioning is being conducted forcibly and that the duty causes significant stress for drivers.
- Critics also express concern regarding potential vehicle damage and the safety risks of having large crowds stand on vehicles during the procession.
What to watch next
- Potential impact on vehicle availability for commercial transport operations during the event
- Further disputes between the Telangana Lorry Owners Association and the transport department regarding compensation and conditions
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K. Venkata Ramana
Joint commissioner of transport
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“The fitness of the vehicle as well as the driver is checked. A reasonable fare has been fixed to prevent unreasonable demands by transport vehicle owners”
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…of the Bhagyanagar Ganesh Utsava Samiti would be stationed at each pooling point. Ganesh pandal organisers requiring vehicles can collect them from these points, and the vehicles will be released after immersion. “ The fitness of the vehicle as well as the driver is checked. A reasonable fare has been fixed to prevent unreasonable demands by transport vehicle owners ,” Ramana said. The department has fixed fares of ₹33,000 for Category-A large trailer vehicles and ₹35,000 for Category-B vehicles. Ramana said the arrangements were aimed at ensuring road safety and preventing…
Telangana Lorry Owners Association
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“the transport department was forcing owners to provide vehicles for immersion duty. The association said drivers were subjected to physical and mental stress as they had to operate vehicles amid loud music and large crowds.”
In the article
…vehicles and ₹35,000 for Category-B vehicles. Ramana said the arrangements were aimed at ensuring road safety and preventing untoward incidents during the immersion. The Telangana Lorry Owners’ Association alleged that the transport department was forcing owners to provide vehicles for immersion duty. The association said drivers were subjected to physical and mental stress as they had to operate vehicles amid loud music and large crowds. It also raised safety concerns over large numbers of people standing on transport vehicles during processions. The owners said immersion duty also resulted in considerable wear and tear on their vehicles.…
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