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Gurugram: DC Amit Khatri and Joint CEO Ashok Bansal inaugurates bus route number-111

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Gurugram: In what could be a relief for the residents of Gurugram the administration inaugurated a new bus route from Badshahpur on Sohna road to the busy Huda City Centre Metro Statio, which will help thousands of commuters travel.

Gurugram Deputy Commissioner Amit Khatri inaugurated the new bus service (bus route number- 111) along with Joint CEO Ashok Bansal.

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The bus service will start from CRPF Camp Badshahpur, covering Sector-48,49, Mayfield Garden, and will terminate at Huda City Centre Metro station.

Here’s the full route-

The service can be availed from 7:15 in the morning to 10:15 at night. The fare from Badshahpur to Huda City Centre Metro Station is Rs. 10.

After the inauguration, DC Gurugram Amit Khatri travelled in the bus along with Joint CEO Ashok Bansal.


 

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