<p class="title">Stepping up vigilance against pilferage of fare revenue, KSRTC inspected buses and has collected a fine of Rs 7.79 lakh from 5,950 passengers in one month.</p>.<p class="bodytext">In the month of May, 44,412 buses were checked, 4,632 pilferage cases were detected, 5,950 ticketless passengers penalized, Rs 7,79,062 fine collected and Rs 1,13,813 pilferage amount detected. Disciplinary action has been initiated against the erring staffers, the public transport agency said in a statement.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Last Week, the line checking team from Mysore Rural division had caught a conductor for allowing five passengers to travel a bus from Kukke Subramanya to Udupi by collecting Rs 371 each and siphoning Rs 1,950. After arriving at the depot, the conductor, fearing serious action, attempted suicide by consuming tablets. He was later rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared him out of danger, the agency said.</p>
<p class="title">Stepping up vigilance against pilferage of fare revenue, KSRTC inspected buses and has collected a fine of Rs 7.79 lakh from 5,950 passengers in one month.</p>.<p class="bodytext">In the month of May, 44,412 buses were checked, 4,632 pilferage cases were detected, 5,950 ticketless passengers penalized, Rs 7,79,062 fine collected and Rs 1,13,813 pilferage amount detected. Disciplinary action has been initiated against the erring staffers, the public transport agency said in a statement.</p>.<p class="bodytext">Last Week, the line checking team from Mysore Rural division had caught a conductor for allowing five passengers to travel a bus from Kukke Subramanya to Udupi by collecting Rs 371 each and siphoning Rs 1,950. After arriving at the depot, the conductor, fearing serious action, attempted suicide by consuming tablets. He was later rushed to a hospital, where doctors declared him out of danger, the agency said.</p>