A Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) conductor allegedly slapped a passenger, musician Hriday Raj, after being issued a penalty memo for not providing him a ticket. The incident occurred on a Devanahalli–Majestic bus on Friday evening, sparking outrage over staff misconduct. #Bengaluru #BMTC #News #India #PublicTransport #PassengerAssault #Karnataka #IndiaNews #ViralNews #MO | Mo.Of.Everything

1.8K views | On Tuesday, a Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus lost control and caused a series of accidents on Hebbal Flyover. The out-of-control bus first collided with two bikers and then continued to hit several other vehicles on the busy road. One of the bikers sustained serious injuries and was hospitalised. The bus's reckless path led to significant disruption and damage. #BengaluruAccident #BMTCBus #HebbalFlyover #Accident #BusCollision | PuneMirror.in | Facebook

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A Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) conductor prevented a major accident on Tumakuru Road when he jumped into the driver's cabin and stopped the bus after the driver, Kiran, collapsed from a heart attack. Obalesh sitting in his designated seat, noticed Kiran slumped over and quickly rushed to the driver's cabin, taking control of the bus and bringing it to a halt. Source: X #viralvideo #news #Bengaluru #Bengalurunews | MiD DAY

A ticketing dispute on a #Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) bus reportedly turned physical when a conductor allegedly slapped a passenger. Details here 🔗 http://toi.in/LpLLJZ | The Times of India

The Bengaluru Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC) successfully trained the first batch of their self-defence course to women employees. The BMTC calls it a bid to empower the women staff to be "custodians of their own safety". | The Logical Indian