The Sindh government has launched a strict crackdown on transporters overcharging passengers returning home after Eidul Fitr. Transport Authorities are taking immediate action to prevent fare exploitation and ensure fair pricing for travellers.
Sindh Minister Sharjeel Memon emphasised that strong measures are in place to stop transporters overcharging passengers. He said the government prioritises protecting public rights and will not allow any bus, coach or any kind of transport service to increase fares unfairly above what is set.
District administrations, police, and the National Highway and Motorway Police are coordinating the crackdown. Transport officials will monitor fares closely and act swiftly against violators. Memon warned that transporters caught overcharging passengers will face legal consequences.
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He explained that the campaign aims to relieve citizens from unnecessary financial burden and create a transparent, organised transport system. The government aims to make travel affordable and convenient for all citizens.
Earlier, the Sindh government cancelled the holidays of all officers and staff in the transport department. This decision ensured that transport officials stayed on duty during the festive period to prevent fare exploitation. Authorities deployed staff at major bus terminals and highways to monitor fares and ensure compliance.
Memon reiterated that the Sindh government will not tolerate any exploitation of citizens. He encouraged passengers to report overcharging incidents, so authorities can take swift action.
The Sindh government continues to improve transport regulations and provide relief to passengers. Ensuring fair fares and a smooth travel experience remains a key focus for the provincial administration, as it strengthens its efforts against transporters overcharging passengers.
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