The lengthy-not on time RV road-Bommasandra Yellow Line of Namma Metro in Bengaluru is ready to be inaugurated by means of prime minister Narendra Modi on august 10. but, officers have showed that the road will not be fully operational immediately due to a shortage of trains, elevating concerns amongst daily commuters.


Karnataka deputy chief minister DK Shivakumar, who inspected the Yellow Line on Tuesday, admitted that technical problems have not on time complete-scale operations.


"It isn't always the wait, it's far a technical problem. i am bound to resolve the problem. We must see that this educate runs. 3 more trains are alleged to come and then the frequency could be 20 to twenty-five mins. before the PM comes and inaugurates, we have performed a number of work," Shivakumar stated.


The Yellow Line, which spans 19.15 km and connects RV street to Bommasandra in South Bengaluru, is anticipated to ease tour for lots running in and around Electronics metropolis, BTM layout, Silk Board, and Hosur road. despite its significance, commuters are expressing frustration as the road will first of all see trains working best every 25 minutes.


The inauguration is anticipated to be a high-profile occasion. along with launching the Yellow Line, the top minister is also possibly to flag off the prolonged Vande Bharat express to Belagavi at the equal day. Bengaluru South mp Tejasvi surya is leading the arrangements, and Union Housing and urban Affairs minister Manohar Lal Khattar showed the Yellow Line's inauguration in a put up on social media platform X (formerly Twitter).


consistent with the Bangalore Metro rail business enterprise restricted (BMRCL), simplest three train units are presently to be had. A fourth is present process trials at Titagarh in West bengal and is anticipated to reach in Bengaluru via august 12, after the inauguration.


"Ridership is expected to be low within the initial days. we are hoping to step by step growth frequency. as soon as full-fledged operations start, possibly through next yr with 15 trains, we expect ridership of at the least 2 lakh passengers every day," a BMRCL legit said.


The ₹five,056.ninety nine-crore assignment has been below production considering the fact that 2017 and has confronted multiple delays. Civil works were speculated to be completed through early 2023 but had been driven back to 2024 because of issues in the shipping of rolling stock.




In 2019, BMRCL signed a ₹1,578-crore contract with chinese language company CRRC to supply 216 coaches and construct a nearby production unit. CRRC did not meet its commitments, resulting in primary setbacks. The BMRCL even considered invoking a ₹372-crore financial institution guarantee. ultimately, CRRC partnered with Kolkata-based totally Titagarh rail structures, which resumed deliveries, albeit at a slow pace.


For now, commuters will must adjust to the confined service, with officers assuring that train frequency will improve in the coming months.

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