The transit camp has been set up at Burari Ground (Outer Ring Road) as large number of visitors are expected to come from neighbouring states and NCR, DTC officials said.
"DTC has decided to run buses for pilgrims from tomorrow between Old Delhi Railway station, Jama Masjid and Burari at a flat fare of Rs 15 per passenger," said R S Minhas, a DTC spokesperson, said.
"If any pilgrim wants to visit historical places like Red Fort, Qutab Minar and Humayun's Tomb and other places, they can use DTC's Delhi Darshan seva from transit camp. For this, DTC will charge Rs 100 from per passenger," he said.
DTC officials said that sufficient number of officials will be deployed to manage the special buses for the convenience of devotees.
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