New Delhi: Delhi Minister and Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) leader Saurabh Bharadwaj and various other event participants were restrained by authorities on Thursday while opposing at Chandgiram Akhara in Delhi, requiring the reinstatement of marshals in buses.
While being restrained, Saurabh Bhardwaj claimed, “We are with the bus marshals. They are poor. They have been removed as part of a conspiracy. Arvind Kejriwal will get them reinstated.” The bus marshals have actually been opposing for obtaining restored after Delhi Lieutenant Governor VK Saxena ended their solutions in October in 2015.
Earlier in the day, Saurabh Bharadwaj, signing up with the demonstration, claimed that they are waiting on BJP to join them in holding conversation with the LG on the problem. Speaking to ANI, he claimed, “We are not here to fight. On 26th September, it was decided at the Delhi Assembly that on October 3rd, all MLAs and Ministers of AAP and BJP would go to meet (Delhi) LG and we would sign whichever paper we were asked to sign and they (bus marshals) would be appointed. We have come here today and we are waiting for BJP.”
The AAP authorities take care of on X likewise uploaded regarding the demonstration and required LG VK Saxena to restore the bus marshals. “Aam Aadmi Party MLAs have joined the protest of Bus Marshals and supported the demand for their reinstatement. LG sahab should reinstate these bus marshals soon so that they can also celebrate the festival happily with their children and family,” the AAP mentioned.
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Last month, Delhi Chief Minister Atishi, that was a cupboard preacher back then, created a letter to Delhi Lieutenant Governor (LG) VK Saxena, requesting him to bring back the tasks of bus marshals.
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In her letter dealt with to LG Saxena on Wednesday, Atishi claimed, “These Bus Marshals were largely released via the swimming pool of Civil Defence volunteers of Government of NCT of Delhi.
Surprisingly, 8 years after the execution of this plan and its effective performance, in an entirely unexpected relocation, their incomes were all of a sudden quit on your orders. Their callout responsibilities were upright pointless premises, hence placing the Bus Marshal Scheme in a limbo.’
