Goshree Islanders annoyed by the ‘unscientific’ schedule of private and KSRTC buses

More than a month ago, Transport Minister KB Ganesh Kumar drove a total of 19 buses on the city route in the Goshree Islands. |Picture source: File Photo

Goshree Islanders once again dabbled in the war Pather, citing how the buses allocated to nine private buses and ten Kerala State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) were launched a month ago on the city route by Transport Minister KB Ganesh Kumar, which is efficient across the entire 199 Buses efficiency.

This leads to a situation where neither the private nor the KSRTC buses earn enough from ticket sales. This, in turn, may even lead to buses being evacuated from service. “Suspicion is that a hall has managed to stop the city from entering the bus from the Gushri Islands for more than 20 years, which has become active again, allowing bus services and destroying the city from the archipelago to enter the city,” said Anil Plavians, the Federation of Residents Associations Federation in Goshree Islands (Goshree Islandss) (Frag).

The hall once quoted excuses such as road congestion in cities and routes of private buses running along state-owned roads, which are what prevented cities from entering private buses. In this case, Frag commissioned a study that showed that buses from the island granted green signals to run to the city and could withdraw their services. He asked in the press release that relevant stakeholders, including KSRTC, should reschedule bus times to avoid any overlap between private and KSRTC services.