Swaraj India's Delhi unit president Anupam referred to the 4th Metro Fare Fixation Committee's report and claimed that representatives of the Delhi government, the DTC managing director and the transport commissioner of the city-state had said that once the metro fares were increased, the fares of the DTC buses would also be revised.
"Documents make it clear that the Delhi government had prior plans of increasing the fares of the DTC buses on the pretext that the metro fares were also hiked," he said.
Gahlot termed the charge baseless.
"Futile attempts to mislead the public. Have NO basis. There is NO proposal whatsoever to hike DTC fares - all these are LIES (sic)," he tweeted.
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