As per AAP government's plan, dedicated bus lanes will be created on major roads across the national capital. The proposal also advocates slapping of Rs 2,000 fine on those obstructing the plying of buses on such lanes.
"Government will again send the proposal to the Lt Governor for his approval in next two-three days," Jain told PTI here.
In March this year, the city government had alleged that Jung turned down its proposal to create dedicated bus lanes in the city's streets and imposition of Rs 2,000 against the violators of the rules.
The Lt Governor and the AAP government have been at loggerheads on a range of issues including transfer and postings of bureaucrats and formation of Commission of Inquiry.
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