The newly appointed Chairman of the Bangalore Metropolitan Transport Corporation (BMTC), Niketh Raj M., paid his first official visit to meet the Honorable Minister of Transport and Muzrai, Shri Ramalingareddy, on Sunday. The meeting marked an important step in strengthening coordination between the BMTC leadership and the state government to enhance public transportation services across Bengaluru.
During the meeting, Niketh Raj conveyed his vision for improving operational efficiency, expanding service coverage, and upgrading commuter facilities. The BMTC Chairman highlighted the need for modernizing bus fleets, implementing technology-driven solutions for ticketing and route management, and addressing traffic challenges to ensure a smooth and reliable transport experience for daily passengers.
Ramalingareddy welcomed the BMTC Chairman and assured full support from the state transport department in implementing initiatives aimed at improving city mobility. He emphasized the importance of timely decision-making and close collaboration between the BMTC and government agencies to meet the growing demands of Bengaluru’s rapidly expanding population.
Officials from both the BMTC and the Transport Ministry discussed ongoing projects, upcoming infrastructure plans, and strategies to enhance passenger safety and comfort. The meeting also focused on promoting environmentally sustainable practices, including the introduction of electric buses and green initiatives to reduce pollution and traffic congestion in the city.
The interaction concluded on a positive note, with both leaders reaffirming their commitment to providing efficient, safe, and citizen-friendly public transportation services. Stakeholders and commuters alike welcomed the engagement, expressing optimism about improvements in Bengaluru’s urban transport system under the new BMTC leadership.