Jagran correspondent Rae Bareli. Special care is being taken to ensure that the devotees going to Magh Mela do not face any problem. To provide convenience to the people from every village, roadways buses will go to Prayagraj carrying devotees from 24 places. The operation of these buses will start from the evening of January 2.
The Transport Corporation has a total of 174 buses in its depot. Through these buses, not only far-flung big cities have been connected, but buses are also reaching major towns in rural areas. Magh Mela will start from January 3 and continue till February 15.
During this period, thousands of devotees reach Prayagraj. The Roadways Depot has made complete preparations for the smooth movement of these devotees. Direct bus service will be available to Prayagraj from 24 places in the district including Salon, Shivnagar, Dhai, Bhira, Dhiranpur, Vishundaspur, Parshadepur, Dalmau, Bhojpur, Nisigar, Semrauta, entire Bhola, Rajamau, Atarhar, Barara.
Regional Manager RK Tripathi says that there is a continuous increase in the number of passengers during the Magh Mela period. Keeping this in mind, the frequency of buses has been increased and additional buses will also be deployed as per requirement.
The buses have been operated in such a way that devotees can reach Prayagraj in less time and safely. Special attention has been paid to regular checking of buses, duty arrangements and time table of drivers and conductors. The operation of buses from 24 places in the district will start from the evening of January 2. Apart from this, additional buses will remain in the depot.
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