Archive · 20 Jul 2026
Students Protest RTC Buses Skipping Village Stops
Students from two villages in Kamareddy district are upset because the buses they take to school and college are not stopping in their villages.
They say this makes it hard for them to get to school on time.
About 50 students depend on these buses, and they have even bought bus passes but can't use them.
The village leader also supports the students and asked the bus company to make the buses stop at their villages in the morning and evening.
The students protested to make their voices heard.
Students from Lingayyapalli and Kotalapalli villages protested RTC buses not stopping during school hours.
Nearly 50 students depend on the Rajampet–Kamareddy RTC bus for school and college.
Students have been unable to use their Rs. 450 bus passes due to the buses not stopping.
The village Sarpanch supported the students' demand for buses to stop at 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.
The protest aimed to highlight the inconvenience faced by students in reaching their educational institutions on time.
- Who
- Students from Lingayyapalli and Kotalapalli villages, Kamareddy district
- What
- Protest demanding RTC buses stop at their villages during school hours
- When
- Monday
- Where
- Kamareddy district, Telangana
- Why
- To ensure they can reach school on time and use their bus passes
Students and Village
RTC
Bus Stops
Students and Village
RTC buses should stop at Lingayyapalli and Kotalapalli villages during school hours to accommodate students.
RTC
No explicit statement from RTC in the article, but implied non-compliance with student demands.
- Location
- Lingayyapalli and Kotalapalli villages, Kamareddy district
- Number of Students Affected
- Nearly 50
- Bus Route
- Rajampet–Kamareddy
- Bus Pass Cost
- Rs. 450
- Protest Date
- Monday
- Demanded Stop Times
- 9 a.m. and 5 p.m.