Kolkata: increased rates burn holes in the car passenger bag.
When traveling to the office from Baguati to Ultangga, they pay around Rs 20.
However, after sunset, the cost for the same route returns from the office is Rs 25.
In fact, before restrictions, the same route operator fills it RS 15.
The same situation in Kolkata , Head north, from BK Pal-Central Avenue to Burrabazar, a passenger car pays Rs 15 in the morning and Rs 20 at night.
Likewise, in the middle Kolkata, a trip to Park Circus from Esplanade Post 8 nights will cost Rs 30.
In the morning, one can finish this trip for RS 15.
It was the same in South Kolkata, a trip from Rashbehari to Behala.
25 In the morning and Rs 35-40 at night.
Rates before restrictions reached Rs 20.
Kushan Dey, who traveled from Ktopur to Sovabazar, said he was worried that rates would rise further if the bus operation did not start immediately.
“At night autos plying between Ultangga and Sovabazar does not have any fixed rates.
They all want to maximize profits,” he said.
Tathagata Mukherjee, Behala Chowrasta Resident, said, “In certain days, and when we approach the 9 night deadline, the tariff touches Rs 50,” said Mukherjee.
The car union ignored this incident as lost.
“Some operators might cut down trends.
We only asked for passengers to share tariffs evenly.
In most of the auto flying place enjoying malpractice,” said a leader of Inttuc from South Kolkata who refused to take note.
Auto Union Leaders Gopal Sutar and Meghnad Poddar either do not take repetitive calls or refuse to speak.
“During the day, we don’t even get two passengers,” Rugging Operators from the Dharmatala-Lohapool route.
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