Posters on rain shelter-cum-waiting area & bus woes trouble Shimla residents

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Updated At : 05:00 AM Dec 04, 2024 IST

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Rain shelter turned into billboard

It pains me to see a beautiful rain shelter-cum-waiting area in Shimla turned into a billboard. The authorities should take strict action against such advertisers, and should make them clean the shelter within a stipulated time. No one should be given leverage to deface the public property.

Jawahar Kaul, New Shimla

Bus keeps breaking down

The bus plying to Shimla from Dhar, Jug, Kanda and Manju Dabari villages frequently breaks down, much to the dismay of commuters. Due to this, people often get late for their destinations. The government is requested to look into this in the interest of commuters.

Satwan, Shimla

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