Hyderabad: The authorities of South Central Railways from Secunderabad today told the HC that it they were too ready to comply with its orders. They told the HC that they were ready to provide 34 seats every day in each train under emergency quota to transport stranded migrant workers to their native states.
The Divisional railway manager of the railway appeared before the court, made this submission before the division bench of the high court which was dealing with a batch of Public Interest Litigation (PILs) filed for issuance of the directions for the transportation of migrant labour to their native states.
