Hubballi: Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) announces the gold bus bait for the Golden Winner of the Olympic Neeraj Chopra and land itself in place when Netizens questioned why similar movements were not expanded to the recipient padma, some of which were financially poor.
When the netizen criticized Golden Bus Pass moving as a publicity, the KSRTC defended the action, said that it was a sign of respect for people who excel at the Olympics.
However, the Shivayogi Kalasad, the director of the KSRTC implementing Director, Bengaluru, said that if the Padma recipient was able and wanted to travel with the KSRTC bus, the transport authority would also make a similar pass for them too.
“It is our honor to issue feedback to Padma recipients of people asking why there is such a respectful movement not shown to Padma recipients such as Hajabba, Saalumarada Thimmakka, Manjamma Jogati and others, who are financially poor but have attracted national attention with their achievements.
Umesh BN, Putra Lift Thimmakka, told TII that KSRTC had not issued a graduation to his mother even though he was awarded Padma Shri in 2019.
“Actually, he got a pass to travel in an ordinary coach when a student approached the president.
India looked for bait for him to travel to female plants for a long time.
Pass expires 3-4 years ago.
When my mother was 110 years old, she didn’t want to visit the KSRTC office and asked for a pass.
However, he needs to travel long distances.
KSRTC has never approached us in this matter, “he said available.
“After the term of office like the President of the Academy ended, I had to travel by bus,” he added.
Harkala Hajabba, A Padma Shri Awardee this year, who has spent all his income for the school set for poor children, saying that even though he Getting Padma Shri in August, he did not issue a pass.
If the pass is given, it will be very helpful for me, “he said.
Can be recalled that the KSRTC has passed the resolution to provide a free pass on Padma Shri, Padma Bhushan, Paramer Veer Chakra, the January receiver in January.
10, 2011.