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Telangana: RTC buses will run tomorrow
Intensive Household Survey: RTC Buses Will Run Tomorrow In Telangana. P. Mahender Reddy, the Transport Minister of Telangana, on Sunday said that there will not be any curtailing of the services by the RTC buses on Tuesday.
Hyderabad: P. Mahender Reddy, the Transport Minister of Telangana, on Sunday said that there will not be any curtailing of the services by the RTC buses on Tuesday. They will run as scheduled in order to facilitate the transportation of the people who are moving to various places to take part in the Intensive Household Survey. There was an ambiguity previously whether the buses will be running or not. However, with the clarification given by the transport minister, it has become evident that the buses would run as scheduled on Tuesday.
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It is evident that the Intensive Household Survey has been prestigiously undertaken by the state government of Telangana. All over the state, the survey will be carried out on Tuesday alone. The state government has been iterating that the survey is intended to assess the situation so that the facilities could be offered to the true and deserving people alone. All people of the state are urged to take part in the ibid survey.
