Atishi in a letter to Saxena, said that bus marshals play an important role in making Delhi’s public transport safer for women.

Chief Minister Atishi has written to the lieutenant governor (L-G) VK Saxena requesting the immediate approval of a proposal to reinstate over 10,000 bus marshals in Delhi. She emphasised the critical role these marshals play in ensuring women’s safety in public transport and expressed concern over the delay in approving the proposal

Delhi CM Atishi inspects the 'Mohalla buses' aimed at enhancing last-mile connectivity at the Kushak Nallah bus depot. These 9-meter-long, low-floor electric buses are part of a consignment of 150, successfully trialed on two routes.

The bus marshals have played a critical role in making the city’s public transport safer for women, Atishi stated.

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi inspected the Union Territory's latest transport initiative — Mohalla Bus. The mohalla buses, which are relatively smaller than the regular buses plying Delhi roads, will be launched soon.

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CM Atishi on Sunday wrote to LG VK Saxena, urging him to approve her proposal to reinstate over 10,000 bus marshals, whose services were terminated last year. Atishi alleged that the proposal was sent on Nov 13 and despite the lapse of 17 days,

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi wrote a letter to Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena on Sunday, requesting the re-appointment of marshals on the city's buses to ensure the safety of women commuters. The chief minister highlighted the critical role marshals have played in making Delhi's public transport safer for women,

Delhi Chief Minister Atishi requested Lieutenant Governor V K Saxena on Sunday for the immediate approval of a proposal to reinstate over 10,000 bus marshals in the city.