GUWAHATI: Guwahati commuters faced a torrid time on Monday, February 24, as public transport services dropped to a trickle ahead of Jhumoir Binandini in the evening and Advantage Assam 2.0 summit on February 25-26. Prime Minister Narendra Modi will attend the Jhumoir Binandini. With only a limited number of buses operating, the city witnessed overcrowded bus stops and longer wait times, leaving passengers frustrated.
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According to an official, city buses have been requisitioned by the administration for Jhumoir and Advantage Assam.
The shortage of buses left many commuters relying on the reduced services, leading to congestion.
One commuter, a daily traveler from Maligaon, described overcrowded bus stops and the scarcity of buses that couldn't meet demand. This caused delays, with many passengers struggling to reach their destinations on time.
Guwahati Police on Sunday, February 23 issued traffic regulations for February 24 and for February 25-26 in view of Advantage Assam 2.0 summit. The measures are designed to ensure smooth movement and public safety.