Kejriwal and CM Mann to flag off super luxurious Volvo buses to New Delhi airport on June 15

Chandigarh, June 11: To end the monopoly of transport companies including owned by a prominent political family, Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)’s national convener and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal along with Punjab CM Bhagwant Mann will flag off super luxurious Volvo buses to New Delhi airport from Punjab on June 15th.
Addressing a press conference here, AAP’s Chief Spokesperson Malvinder Singh Kang said that under the dynamic leadership of CM Bhagwant Mann, AAP government has already taken many decisive decisions to end liquor mafia, sand mafia and supply of drugs in the state.
“Now transport mafia will also be a thing of past as party’s national convener Arvind Kejriwal accompanied by CM Mann will flag off Volvo buses from different districts of the state on June 15,” Kang added.
Taking the previous governments to task, Kang said, that not only former Chief Minister Captain Amarinder Singh during his four and half a years of rule failed to eliminate the transport mafia, the mafia has flourished by leaps and bounds during Charanjit Singh Channi government as mostly mafia was being controlled by Congress and Akali Dal. Congress and SAD-BJP were in cahoots to loot the Punjab.
However, proactive initiatives to end the transport mafia have been visible on the ground in AAP’s two and half month government, compared to Congress and SAD-BJP governance, which were marred by the slow-decision making.
He said that monopolisation of bus routes has been ended and new state-run luxury buses will be added in the department. The AAP government has also decided to modernise and upgrade the transportation services in the state-run buses.
The state government will run these super luxurious buses that will charge less than half of private transporters and give double facilities than them. The booking of these buses can be easily done from websites of Punjab Roadways and PUNBUS. The time table of these buses, to and from, will also be available on these websites, Kang told media.

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