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Students at Pavnar say state buses do not stop for them; demand a halt
With Bhim Tiger Sena activists, students gave a memorandum to the Wardha depot chief and warned of an agitation
My Maha Rashtra News Desk, Wardha
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Wardha: Many students from Pavnar who travel to school and college by state transport bus say drivers and conductors do not stop for them, hurting their education. To draw the MSRTC's attention, students led by Vishal Nagrale met the Wardha bus station chief on Friday, October 9, and submitted a memorandum, Chanda Blast reported.
The memorandum asks that the drivers and conductors concerned be told to stop at Pavnar so that students do not lose out on their studies. Vishal Ramteke, Vishal Nagrale and activists of the Bhim Tiger Sena warned of a bigger agitation if the problem is not solved quickly. Social workers Rakesh Pande, Amit Pannase and Amit Gajbhiye were among those present.
Students and parents in Pavnar are now waiting to see how the bus administration responds.
Source: Chanda Blast
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