Will Hyderabad Metro suffer the same fate as Delhi Metro?
Hyderabad Metro
The metro rail commenced its operations between Miyapur and Nagole, having a total distance of 30 km and 24 stations, the concessionaire, L&T Metro Rail (Hyderabad) Ltd.
Hyderabad Metro which was flagged by Narendra Modi on November 28 was opened for public on Wednesday, many passengers took Metro in excitement and have reactedon social media.
The Hyderabad metro rail commenced its operations between Miyapur and Nagole, covering a total distance of 30 km and 24 stations.
There is no second opinion that Metro received an overwhelming response from the passengers with over two lakh travelling on the day of its first commercial operation.
But a fewpeople complained about the steep price. People on social media expressed their disappointment over the pricing saying that the Metro isn't that affordable as they were expecting it to be.
Commuters in Hyderabad saidthat the fares were a hindrance towards the Metro Rail becoming theirpreferred transport medium, not just that some passengers complained that it takes almost the same time asit would take them to travel by car.
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Recently theDelhi Metro also saw a sharp decline in commuters afterfare hike by Delhi Metro Rail Corporation (DMRC).
According to reports after the May fare hike, about 80,000 people in India's national capital stopped using the Metro. After October, nearly 3 lakh commuters stopped using the Metro.
Following the DMRC fare hike, Delhi CM Kejriwal sent a letter to the Union Urban Affairs Minister Hardeep Singh Puri, criticising the decision of the DRMC and demanding aroll-back of the fare hike.