The bus service-- 'janrath'-- started yesterday. It will operate fromNew Delhi via Banbasa in Champawat district of Uttarakhand toMahendra Nagar bordering town of Kanchanpur district of Nepal.
"The bus service started from December 26 from New Delhi. It has been named 'janrath' and the number of buses will be increased if the passengers from both side gets increased," said a UP roadway officer.
From Sahibabad depot of the UP roadways.
According to sources at Indian border post at Banbasa, the UP roadways bus from Sahibabad bus stand near Delhi, with 19 Nepalesepassengers on board, reached at border bridge at Banbasa this morning.
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