Sunday 02 March 2014
News updated at 11:34 PM IST 





Metro fare hiked sans prior notice





                   Passengers taking the Metro between Byappanahalli and M G Road were in for a surprise on Saturday, when they were asked to pay Rs 17, which was Rs 2 more than the previous fare of Rs 15. 


This led to confusion among the passengers who travel along this route daily. It was a television scroll which confirmed the fare hike in the afternoon. Pradeep Singh Kharola, Managing Director, BMRCL, said the hike was minimal. It was put into effect from Saturday. 
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