The ongoing Lok Sabha elections 2024 have reached their final phase, affecting various states across India. Voting for the seventh and last phase is set to occur on June 1, impacting states including Punjab, Chandigarh, Himachal Pradesh, Bihar, Jharkhand, Odisha, West Bengal, and Uttar Pradesh.
Disruption in Sirmaur District
- From May 30 to June 2, most routes in Sirmaur district will be disrupted.
- This disruption is due to the allocation of 103 buses from the HRTC Nahan Depot for election duty.
- The buses will be used to transport election parties to polling booths and back.
Details of Bus Allocation
- Buses on Election Duty: Anil Kumar, depot in-charge of HRTC Nahan Depot, stated that 103 buses have been assigned for election duty.
- Reporting Date: All buses will report to the Nahan Depot on May 30.
- Duration of Disruption: The disruption will last until June 2, with normal services resuming on June 3.
Post-Election Bus Services
- Resumption Date: After completing their election duties, the buses will return to their routes on June 3.
- Apology and Appeal: Anil Kumar apologized for the inconvenience and appealed for public cooperation during this period.
Key Dates and Events
| Date | Event |
| May 30 | Buses report to Nahan Depot for election duty |
| June 1 | Voting for the seventh phase of Lok Sabha elections |
| June 2 | Buses return from election duty |
| June 3 | Normal bus services resume in Sirmaur district |
| June 4 | Election results to be declared |
The HRTC Nahan Depot’s involvement in the Lok Sabha elections 2024 will temporarily disrupt bus services in the Sirmaur district. Passengers are advised to plan accordingly and cooperate during this period. Normal bus services will resume on June 3, ensuring minimal long-term disruption.
Source : zeenews
