<p>Public transport services will largely remain unaffected in Bengaluru during the statewide shutdown on Friday, officials said. </p>.<p>BMTC buses, the city's lifeline, will operate normally, at least in the morning, but services may be curtailed in the afternoon if the demand falls, a senior official said. </p>.<p>"We will operate all services, including buses to the airport and on trunk routes," the official said. </p>.Karnataka bandh | No Ola, Uber services; schools, colleges to remain shut | All you need to know.<p>Asked about what the BMTC would do if there was any untoward incident such as a bus being stoned, the official said: "We operate about 5,500 buses. Just because one bus is pelted with stones, we won't stop our services. We will file a police complaint and move on." </p>.<p>The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), too, will operate its buses as usual, but will go by police advice if there is any untoward incident, Chief Traffic Manager (Commercial) S Rajesh said. </p>.Karnataka bandh over Cauvery water release: Actors Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja to take part in Bengaluru.<p>"As of today, there's no change in our schedules," he added. </p>.<p>Namma Metro trains will also operate normally, according to the BMRCL. </p>.<p>The Indian Railways' train services will also remain unaffected. </p>
<p>Public transport services will largely remain unaffected in Bengaluru during the statewide shutdown on Friday, officials said. </p>.<p>BMTC buses, the city's lifeline, will operate normally, at least in the morning, but services may be curtailed in the afternoon if the demand falls, a senior official said. </p>.<p>"We will operate all services, including buses to the airport and on trunk routes," the official said. </p>.Karnataka bandh | No Ola, Uber services; schools, colleges to remain shut | All you need to know.<p>Asked about what the BMTC would do if there was any untoward incident such as a bus being stoned, the official said: "We operate about 5,500 buses. Just because one bus is pelted with stones, we won't stop our services. We will file a police complaint and move on." </p>.<p>The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC), too, will operate its buses as usual, but will go by police advice if there is any untoward incident, Chief Traffic Manager (Commercial) S Rajesh said. </p>.Karnataka bandh over Cauvery water release: Actors Shivarajkumar, Dhruva Sarja to take part in Bengaluru.<p>"As of today, there's no change in our schedules," he added. </p>.<p>Namma Metro trains will also operate normally, according to the BMRCL. </p>.<p>The Indian Railways' train services will also remain unaffected. </p>