Neglected buses in Aundh turn haven for criminals, residents demand action
The Free Press Journal|May 08, 2024
For the past four years, leased buses parked by a contractor in Aundh near Rajiv Gandhi overbridge have transformed from assets to liabilities, drawing ire from residents who accuse authorities of neglecting the issue.
ANKIT SHUKLA
Neglected buses in Aundh turn haven for criminals, residents demand action

Initially parked in good condition, these buses have deteriorated over time due to alleged negligence from officials of the Pune Mahanagar Parivahan Mahamandal Limited (PMPML) and Pune Municipal Corporation (PMC).

Residents of the area have voiced their frustrations, claiming that even local corporators have turned a blind eye to the problem. With over 100 buses now parked, the vicinity has reportedly become hotbed for illegal activities, including drinking, smoking, and gambling.

Despite promises from politicians to address the situation, no concrete actions have been taken to remove the buses from the area, leaving residents feeling abandoned and vulnerable. Under the cover of darkness, these neglected buses provide shelter for drinkers, posing a significant threat to the safety and well-being of locals.

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