Thousands of commuters to Delhi from Haryana, Punjab, Chandigarh and Himachal Pradesh are likely to face problems from July 19 to 21 as the Haryana Roadways buses going to the National capital would leave them on the borders and not take them inside the ISBT, Delhi.
The deadlock between State Transport Department of Haryana and Haryana Roadways workers Joint Action Committee continued on Monday as the latter has threatened to leave passengers on the borders of Delhi for three days July 19 to 21 over challans issued by Delhi Traffic Police.
The State Transport Department on Monday warned Haryana Roadways workers, not to take part in a call given by Haryana Roadways Workers Joint Action Committee for not plying Haryana Roadways buses to Delhi.
Director General, State Transport of Haryana Arun Kumar said that to deal with the impending call, special teams have been constituted to keep an eye over the situation and ensure that the buses are plied from July 19 to 21.
However, Sarbat Punia, leader of Haryana roadways workers’ union reiterated that they are ready to face the action of the State Government.