Shimla, Himachal Pradesh: Himachal Pradesh Deputy Chief Minister and Transport Minister Mukesh Agnihotri has issued a strong warning amid the ongoing HRTC strike. Addressing the situation, he said that if employees are unwilling to operate buses, they should hand over the keys to the government.
The Deputy CM emphasized that public transport services are essential for thousands of people across the state. He stated that the government is committed to ensuring that passengers do not face inconvenience due to disruptions in HRTC operations.
Mukesh Agnihotri said that the government is open to discussions with employees regarding their concerns, but public services cannot be affected. He urged staff members to prioritize the needs of commuters and maintain transportation services across Himachal Pradesh.
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The ongoing strike has impacted bus operations in several regions, causing difficulties for daily commuters, students, and travelers. Authorities are closely monitoring the situation and exploring measures to restore normal services as quickly as possible.
The government has assured citizens that efforts are being made to resolve the issue through dialogue while ensuring that transportation services remain available.
Key Highlights
- Deputy CM Mukesh Agnihotri issues strong statement during HRTC strike.
- Government asks employees to maintain public transport services.
- Strike affects passengers across several districts.
- Authorities working to restore normal bus operations.
- Government open to discussions with employee representatives.
