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4,200 Chartered buses on strike~Over 16 lakh school children in the national Capital will have no means of transportation from Mar 1 as bus association has called strike from the starting next month

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Permalink Reply by k suresh kumar on February 16, 2013 at 4:54pm

Let them go on strike, when it comes to the safety of lacs of our children, one cannot compromise on the safety and need to be on extra careful. You have the full right to validate bout their permit and condition of the vehicle our children are travelling daily.

Agree completely with Mr Vohra!

DTC should extend their help and support parents at this jucture!

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Permalink Reply by Sakshi (Moderator) on February 16, 2013 at 5:21pm

Yes Suresh , so many incidents in recent past

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Permalink Reply by Alishba Ahmad on February 16, 2013 at 5:30pm

We should not compromise on the cost of children's life. Fully agree with Mr. Vohra.

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Permalink Reply by GURMEET on February 16, 2013 at 6:01pm

We Should consider this problem with reality. Ofcourse their identity would be verified but as far as qualification is concern. There should be licence doesnt matter from Delhi or NCR but ofcourse he should be trained. He should be well behaved as every thing can't be pushed through rules or thorugh qualification. In most cases a well educated person make such a harsh crime which we can't imagine and some time an illetrate person do such a nice work. So needs to do the brainwash of a common men from all part of socity whether he is a owner, worked, servant, carpentor or doctor.

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Permalink Reply by Lathaa Manavalan on February 16, 2013 at 6:23pm

I concur with Mr.Vohra's statements. Both our Government and parents should not budge on these protests. Whenever any incidents happen and if government try to put some basic discipline measures into place they call for protest and then a compromise and again the same story repeating.....

We read many incidents in newspapers and as a parent I feel scared too which cannot be digested. Our government has to step some step at some point of time so that we parents can be at peace knowing the safety concerns. Going for a strike just moving away from our responsibilities. Instead they could accept and follow the government's directives and pave way for a secured life. Protests at board exam time is a big crackdown who well plan the timing but Children's safety is at the forefront of all and there is nothing that should compromise on the safety requirements.

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Permalink Reply by Rajesh Kumar Uppal on February 17, 2013 at 8:26am

IF THESE OPERATORS STRIKE, N NOT FULLFILL THE REQUIREMENTS. SCHOOLS SHOULD CANCEL THE CONTRACTS. GOVT. SHOULD CANCEL PERMITS AND THROW OUT OUT OF DELHI PERMANENTLY. WHEN REDLINE/BLUELINE BUSES CAN BE REMOVED, THESE CAN ALSO BE. ONLY GOVT WILL IS NEEDED.