Archive · 6 Sep 2025
iBus Staff Accused of Cheating Commuters in Indore
Imagine you're riding the bus in Indore and pay with a big bill.
Some bus staff are accused of tricking people when they give back change.
They might take a bigger bill, like ₹100 or ₹200, and pretend to fix the change.
But secretly, they take away money, so you get less back than you should.
This has made a lot of people, especially students and young workers, very angry.
People are sharing videos online and asking the city's leaders to do something about it because many passengers use this service every day.
iBus staff in Indore are accused of cheating commuters.
The alleged fraud involves shortchanging passengers when returning change.
Passengers claim staff manipulate change, especially when handling larger bills.
The issue has gained attention on social media, with videos of the incidents.
Commuters are demanding action from local authorities.
- Who
- iBus staff and commuters in Indore
- What
- Allegations of iBus staff cheating commuters by manipulating change.
- When
- Ongoing, with complaints surfacing recently.
- Where
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh, at iBus stops.
- Why
- To defraud passengers of money.
- Service
- iBus
- Location
- Indore, Madhya Pradesh
- Allegation
- Staff cheating passengers with change
- Methods
- Swiping larger notes and shortchanging
- Affected Groups
- Students and young workers
- Daily Passengers
- Approximately 2.5 lakh