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TSRTC to ply 80 special buses for Rathasaptami
Telangana State Road Transport Corporation
- TSRTC has arranged 10 special buses from Karimnagar to Vemulawada, 10 to Dharmapuri, 10 from Nalgonda to Yadagirigutta, 10 from Mahabubnagar to Mannenkonda, 5 from Adilabad to Gudenku, and 5 from Hyderabad KPHB to Anantagiri
- Twenty special buses will run from Jubilee Hills Peddamma Talli temple, Chilukur Balaji, Secunderabad Mahankali, and Himayatnagar Balaji temples
Hyderabad: The Telangana State Road Transport Corporation will ply 80 special buses to the state's famous temples for the convenience of devotees on Rathasaptami on January 28.
The TSRTC will run these special buses from the district centres in Hyderabad to Vemulawada, Dharmapuri, Yadagirigutta, Mannemkonda, and Gudenku.
TSRTC has arranged 10 special buses from Karimnagar to Vemulawada, 10 to Dharmapuri, 10 from Nalgonda to Yadagirigutta, 10 from Mahabubnagar to Mannenkonda, 5 from Adilabad to Gudenku, and 5 from Hyderabad KPHB to Anantagiri.
TSRTC chairman and MLA Bajireddy Govardhan stated that special buses are being provided for devotees to safely reach the temples.
Twenty special buses will run from Jubilee Hills Peddamma Talli temple, Chilukur Balaji, Secunderabad Mahankali, and Himayatnagar Balaji temples, according to the press release.
MD VC Sajjanar stated that proper measures are being taken to ensure that devotees face no difficulties, and he requested that devotees use these buses.
TSRTC had also arranged 108 buses on Vasantha Panchami on Thursday for the famous shrines of Basara and Wargal.
