Jharsuguda MLA Tankadhar Tripathy Inaugurates Bus Service for Prayagraj Maha Kumbh.

Jharsuguda: A convenient travel to Prayagraj has begun for the residents of Jharsuguda as MLA Tankadhar Tripathy inaugurated a private bus service dedicated to ferrying passengers to the Maha Kumbh. The inaugural ceremony took place at the Jharsuguda Old Bus Stand amidst an enthusiastic gathering of locals.

This initiative addresses a pressing need for seamless connectivity to Prayagraj, particularly for those who wanted to travel to Prayagraj for Maha Kumbh. The newly launched bus service promises to provide a hassle-free journey, allowing passengers to depart in the evening and reach Prayagraj the following morning, ensuring maximum convenience for pilgrims and travelers alike.

Residents expressed their appreciation for the initiative, highlighting how it will enable them to participate in the holy event without logistical difficulties. “This bus service is a blessing for those of us who struggled with train schedules. Now, we can comfortably travel to Prayagraj and attend the Maha Kumbh,” said one of the attendees at the inauguration.

MLA Tankadhar Tripathy, addressing the gathering, emphasized the importance of accessible transportation for religious and cultural events. “This bus service aims to ensure that our residents can easily reach Prayagraj and partake in the spiritual experience of the Maha Kumbh without any inconvenience, which has come after 144 years,” he said.

Vivek Patel, the Bus owner of Ram Rath Bus Service Said, “We have started this Service from Jharsuguda, the bus will leave Jharsuguda at 4:40pm and will reach Prayagraj next day morning by 9 am, While the return Journey from Prayagraj will start from 6pm. as lots of people were demanding for this service as this year Kumbh is very special as it has come after 144 years, so we thought everyone should able to reach for this event. It is a daily service”

The launch of this bus service marks a significant step towards better connectivity and convenience for the people of Jharsuguda, providing a reliable alternative to train travel for one of the most awaited religious events.