Telangana State BJP Chief Bandi Sanjay took a metro From Gandhi Bhavan metro station to Miyapur, he rode the metro train with party officials Swamy Goud, Premendar Reddy, and Manohar Reddy.
Later, he led a convoy to the home of BJP leader Nandishwar Goud in Patancheru. Earlier, the BJP chief responded to the alleged plot to assassinate minister Srinivas Goud. He requested that the government conduct a thorough investigation into the situation.
He went on to say that the BJP would never advocate or accept the killing of civilians. “The BJP would not tolerate murder attempts not just on the minister, but also on the average guy,” he stated. He urged the opposition to approach the investigative bureaus and battle till the reason for the minister’s assassination was discovered, and he criticised the allegations levelled against Jitender Reddy and DK Aruna. He further stated that it is regrettable to throw stones at Jitender Reddy’s residence, who has served as an MP thrice and is also a member of the TRS party.
ALSO READ: Hyderabad Metro Rail first to use ozone-based sanitization
Hyderabad Metro Rail’s footfall increases as work from home trend falls
The traffic on the Hyderabad Metro Rail, which was hampered by the pandemic’s onset, has begun to increase as big IT companies phase out the Work from Home mode. Since February, IT companies in Hyderabad have begun to request that their workers work from the office.
Because of the end of Work from Home, the daily footfall on the red, green, and blue lines of the Hyderabad Metro Rail has increased to 2.3 lakh.
ALSO READ: Power Star Pawan Kalyan travels in Hyderabad Metro
Footfall is projected to climb further as many IT businesses in Hyderabad have instructed their staff to stop working from home and begin working from the office from April.
Footfall before the COVID outbreak
Before the start of the COVID-19 epidemic, the Hyderabad Metro Rail carried 2.80 lakh people per day.
For six months, the service was discontinued. It will be restarted in September 2020.
Because of the COVID concern, very few passengers used Metro Rail even after it was fixed.
As the number of COVID cases in the state has decreased and IT companies have decided to discontinue Work from Home, the use of Metro Rail has increased. It is projected to rise even more in the coming months.
(This story has been sourced from a third-party syndicated feed, agencies. Raavi Media accepts no responsibility or liability for the dependability, trustworthiness, reliability, and data of the text. Raavi Media management/ythisnews.com reserves the sole right to alter, delete or remove (without notice) the content at its absolute discretion for any reason whatsoever.)
