Dtc Bus Strike

Commuters who use public transport buses in Delhi may face hardship as unions of DTC employees will be on strike on Monday.

Drivers of the Delhi Transport Cooperation (DTC) today called off their strike protesting the killing of a fellow driver by a biker after the AAP government imposed the Essential Service Maintenance Act (ESMA).

With the DTC buses off the roads due to strike, ridership in the Delhi Metro on Monday saw a spike of nearly 2 lakh passengers from its average footfall on Mondays.

The bus transport services on Monday remained crippled across the city due to a strike by the DTC employees demanding a compensation of Rs one crore to the kin of a deceased driver following which the Delhi government clamped Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) against the agitating staff.

A day after a driver of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) was beaten to death, allegedly by a biker in a case of road rage, drivers of the state-run bus service have called a strike, causing problems for thousands of commuters and schoolchildren.

With strike of contractual workers of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) demanding regularisation of their jobs entering the fourth day today, commuters are facing a harrowing time across the national capital.

Commuters who use public transport buses in Delhi may face hardship as unions of DTC employees will be on strike on Monday.

Drivers of the Delhi Transport Cooperation (DTC) today called off their strike protesting the killing of a fellow driver by a biker after the AAP government imposed the Essential Service Maintenance Act (ESMA).

With the DTC buses off the roads due to strike, ridership in the Delhi Metro on Monday saw a spike of nearly 2 lakh passengers from its average footfall on Mondays.

The bus transport services on Monday remained crippled across the city due to a strike by the DTC employees demanding a compensation of Rs one crore to the kin of a deceased driver following which the Delhi government clamped Essential Services Maintenance Act (ESMA) against the agitating staff.

A day after a driver of the Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) was beaten to death, allegedly by a biker in a case of road rage, drivers of the state-run bus service have called a strike, causing problems for thousands of commuters and schoolchildren.

With strike of contractual workers of Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) demanding regularisation of their jobs entering the fourth day today, commuters are facing a harrowing time across the national capital.