The rights panel has asked the government to look into the possibility of reserving some seats for women travelling with little children in KSRTC buses, KHRC sources said.
The order was issued based on a complaint filed with the
commission by a passenger who witnessed the plight of a young mother carrying an infant during a recent bus journey.
The petitioner claimed that fellow passengers, including
The plea sought KSRTC's intervention in the issue and demanded that one or two seats be reserved for mothers and infants in KSRTC and private-run buses.
The order, issued by the Commission, was handed over to
the state Transport Secretary and Commissioner recently, the sources said.
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