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Maharashtra State Buses To Beed, Latur Stopped After Maratha Protesters Throw Stones

Posted on October 30, 2023 By admin


25 Maharashtra state buses are operated to Beed from Pune and 9 to Latur every day (Representational)

Pune:

The Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC) on Monday suspended its services from Pune to two districts of Marathwada after protestors demanding reservation for the Maratha community threw stones at some of the buses, an official said.

Bus services from Pune to Beed and Latur districts were disrupted during the day, while several buses going to other places via Beed were cancelled, Dnyaneshwar Ranavare, depot in-charge at Shivajinagar, said. Buses were vandalised and targeted by mobs at multiple locations, he added.

Twenty-five buses are operated to Beed from Pune and nine buses to Latur every day, he said. “The police have directed us not to operate buses to these districts. Services on the other routes are smooth,” Mr Ranavare added.

The protests for the Maratha reservation turned violent on Monday after a mob vandalised and set fire to a house of an NCP MLA and part of a municipal council building in Beed.

(Except for the headline, this story has not been edited by NDTV staff and is published from a syndicated feed.)



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