Private Bus operators stage a protest in front of the Secretariat raising several demands on October 14. | Photo Credit: NIRMAL HARINDRAN
A section of private bus operators in Kerala have announced a State-level indefinite strike from November 3, citing the crisis in the sector due to ‘fall in daily revenue’ after the introduction in June of Priyadarshini free travel scheme for women in KSRTC buses.
The move comes after protests by college teachers and government employees against against the order, which was issued on September 11
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