Tarn Taran to Muktsar Sahib bus service flagged off

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Updated At : 12:05 PM Oct 24, 2023 IST

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Tarn Taran, October 23

On the occasion of Parkash Purb of Baba Budha Sahib, Cabinet Minister Laljit Singh Bhullar flagged off two bus services to different places here on Monday. The bus services would be operated by the Punjab Roadways.

The minister said one bus service was started between Tarn Taran and Sri Muktsar Sahib and the other one between Khemkaran and Chandigarh. He said the bus for Muktsar Sahib would depart at 5.40 am from Tarn Taran and having halts at Chabal, Baba Budha Sahib and Amritsar, it would reach Muktsar Sahib.

The minister said the other bus service would leave Khemkaran and reach Chandigarh after having stoppages at Bhikhiwind and Moga.

Tarn Taran MLA Dr Kashmir Singh Sohal, Khemkaran MLA Sarwan Singh Dhunn and others were present.

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