CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION HOME DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION

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1 CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION HOME DEPARTMENT NOTIFICATION The March, No.HIII(7)-2008/ In view of the rapid economic development of the country, to encourage the long distance Inter-State transport of passenger and goods between the Union Territory, Chandigarh and Punjab and to regulate, coordinate and control their operation, it is necessary to make a reciprocal agreement between the two States/UT. The Administrator, Union Territory, Chandigarh, proposes to make the following draft Reciprocal Transport Agreement between the Union Territory, Chandigarh Administration and Government of Punjab. Notice is hereby given that the draft agreement will be taken into consideration by the Chandigarh Administration on or after the expiry of period of 30 days from the date of publication of this notification in the Chandigarh Administration Gazette, together with any objection or suggestion, which may be received by the Home Secretary-cum-Secretary Transport, Chandigarh Administration, from any person before the expiry of the period so specified with respect to the said draft, namely:- DRAFT RECIPROCAL TRANSPORT AGREEMENT BETWEEN THE UNION TERRITORY, CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION AND GOVERNMENT OF PUNJAB. This agreement made this day of 2008 between the Administrator of Union Territory, Chandigarh (hereinafter referred to as the U.T., Chandigarh which expression shall include his successor in office) of the one part and the Governor of Punjab (hereinafter referred to as the Government of Punjab which expression shall include his successor in office) of the second part. WHEREAS, it is expedient in view of the rapid economic development of the country, to encourage the long distance Inter-State transport of passenger and goods between the U.T., Chandigarh and Punjab and to regulate, coordinate and control their operation, it is necessary to make a reciprocal agreement between the two States/ U.T. AND WHEREAS the parties hereto desire that in suppression of all previous agreements on the subject entered into between them an agreement on the terms and conditions sent out hereinafter may be made between them: follows: - NOW THIS DEED WITNESSES and the parties hereby mutually agree as 1. This agreement shall come into force on and from the date of its final publication in the official Gazette of respective States. 2. The word State and Union Territory (UT) shall mean the State of Punjab and Union Territory, Chandigarh respectively. 3. Goods Carriage Permits:

2 (i) Goods Carriage (Non-Temporary )Permits. The permits for goods carriage without restriction on their number belonging to each state/ut shall be countersigned by the Transport Authorities of the other State/UT on the recommendation of the Transport Authorities concerned. The permits countersigned prior to this agreement shall be valid till their validity. (ii) Goods Carriage (Temporary) Permits. Temporary Permits valid for a period not exceeding thirty days may be issued by the Transport Authority of one State/UT without prior concurrence of the Transport Authority of the other State/UT and without restriction on their number. The vehicles covered by these permits will not pick up and set down goods between any two points within the territory of the other State/UT. There will be no restriction on the number of trips that may be performed by these vehicles during the currency of the permit. 4. Contract Carriage Permits:- (i) Motor Cabs/ Tourist Taxi (Non - Temporary) Permits. No non temporary contract carriage permits for motor cabs /taxies will be countersigned by either state/ut except for the Air conditioned cabs /taxies to be plied in Chandigarh and Mohali town which will be countersigned by the transport Authorities of respective states. The number of permits for Air Conditioned Cabs/taxis to be plied in Chandigarh and Mohali town will be issued/countersigned in equal number by both the States. The number of such permits shall be decided by the Secretaries, Transport of the two States/UTs from time to time. No tax/fee/duty etc. shall be charged by the other state/ut from such vehicles. To maintain the level of service, the permits of only those vehicles, which are not more than five years old shall be countersigned.however, permits countersigned prior to this agreement shall be valid till their validity. (ii) CONTRACT CARRIAGE (Temporary Permits) Under- Section 88(8) of the Motor Vehicle Act. These permits may be issued by the Transport Authorities of each State/UT without prior concurrence of the Transport Authorities of the other State/UT, according to the need of the tourists. The permit shall contain the detailed programme of the tour, showing the dates of onward and return journeys, the order in which the various places shall be visited alongwith and indication of the appropriate date of the arrival and the departure from each such place. The permit shall also contain list of passengers traveling in the vehicle. 5. Stage Carriage Permits :- (i) Reciprocal agreement with regard to operations of stage carriage on interstate routes between U.T. Chandigarh and Punjab shall be as per Annexure A,B,C&D. The routes mentioned in Annexure A,B,C&D shall always mean the shortest direct route connecting the two terminals lying in the two States through the places mentioned therein. Any discrepancy discovered later in the name or

3 length of route shown in the said Annexure shall promptly be corrected through correspondence between the reciprocating States/UT and shall not be treated as any modification of the agreement. The Air Conditioned and non Air Conditioned buses owned and operated by the STU s of both the states/ut shall only be allowed under this agreement provided that the non A.C buses of the private operators having permit issued before may be allowed after verification of the original permits and counter signature of the permits by the reciprocating states and further that only Integral A.C buses of the private operators may be plied as per the agreement. Route permits of the A.C. Integral buses of private operators will not be extended beyond Chandigarh except in the Punjab Area. (ii) No bus of Punjab will ply on the local routes in U.T Chandigarh. (iii) (iv) (v) (vi) (vii) No bus of Punjab plying on inter state route will pick up or drop passengers in the area of U.T. Chandigarh except at the ISBT notified by Chandigarh Administration. The time table for stage carriages shall be fixed by the concerned Regional Transport Authority/State Transport Authority of the two states/ut after mutual consultations. In case of buses originating from Chandigarh timetable will be fixed by STA, Chandigarh and in the cases of buses originating from Punjab the respective RTA will fix the timetable. The staff of STUs of each State/UT shall follow the time table and allow the facility of counters at the bus stands/stops as approved by the respective States. Passenger fares shall be charged according to the rates fixed by the respective states for the portion lying in the State. The stage carriage permits of both the States falling under reciprocal agreement shall be countersigned, as per and subject to compliance with the as per the provisions of Motor Vehicles Act/Rules. If for any reason, it has not been possible to decide an application for renewal of the permit before its expiry, the Home State may issue temporary permits under section 87(1)(d) of the Motor Vehicle Act 1988 for a period upto four months under intimation to the reciprocating State and such temporary permit subject to proviso set out below shall require countersignature of the reciprocating State and the Motor Vehicles will be authorized to ply. Provided that the application for renewal of countersignature has been submitted to the reciprocating State within time allowed for submission of renewal application under section 81 (2) of the Motor Vehicles Act,1988. (viii) The respective State Transport Undertakings may add new services of stage carriages on notified routes or increase the numbers of trips on any existing route on special occasion keeping in view the overall public demand by mutual agreement in writing with the approval of both the State Governments. (ix) Stage carriage buses shall operate by entering /touching the bus stands falling on the routes as approved by the respective competent authorities of each State.

4 (x) No countersignature fee or application fee etc shall be charged in respect of the stage carriage vehicles of the STUs of other state by both the State/U.T. (xi) Each State shall comply with the second proviso to sub- section (1) of section 88 of the Motor Vehicle Act, 1988 subject to payment of admissible taxes and approved time table/fare table. 6. Auto Rickshaw (Non Temporary) Permits:-. The permits of the auto rickshaws shall be countersigned by concerned Transport Authorities of the States for plying between Chandigarh and Mohali. The number of permits shall be issued / countersigned in equal number by both the States, to be decided by the Secretaries, Transport of both the state/ut, from time to time. No tax/fee/duty etc. shall be charged by the other state/ut from such vehicles. The permits of petrol/diesel auto-rickshaws registered for more than ten years will not be countersigned by the other State/UT. Further, from and after the date of agreement, only LPG/CNG/Battery operated auto-rickshaws with metres fitted only shall be countersigned by the other State/UT. 7. School Buses:- The buses registered in the name of schools /registered in the name of individuals under agreement with schools only(exclusive of other Educational Institutional buses) plying between Chandigarh and Mohali will be allowed to ply on the basis of countersignatures only by the concerned state/ut. No other tax/fee/duty etc. shall be charged from such vehicles by the other State/UTs. 8. General provisions for countersignature of temporary permits :- (i) Separate list of different type of Temporary Permits (Goods Carriages/Contract carriage) issued in each month shall be submitted to the Transport commissioners of Punjab and Chairman of S.T.A, U.T., Chandigarh by the other State. (ii) The Transport Authority of each State granting such permit may direct the owner/ driver to pay the taxes at the Tax Collection Centers/Check Posts at border before entering into the State. 9. Taxation :- The taxes of reciprocating states in respect of Stage Carriage vehicles will be payable as per provisions of relevant Acts and Rules. 10. General :- (i) The reciprocating States shall accord recognition to the token tax, drivers, conductor licence, transport vehicle authorization and the certificate of fitness issued under the relevant rules of each of the two States in respect of vehicles operating on Inter- State Routes in accordance with this arrangement

5 (ii) This agreement shall be valid till such time as a new agreement is arrived at between the two States. This agreement can, however, be rescinded by either State after issuance of three months notice. Krishna Mohan, IAS Home Secretary, Chandigarh Administration ANNEXURE- A List of proposed Chandigarh Transport Undertaking (CTU) bus services (A.C AND NON A.C) operation in Punjab State. Sr. No. Name of the Route Return Trips Single Length Total Length 1 Chandigarh Ludhiana Chandigarh Patti up to Ludhiana Chandigarh Jawalaji Chandigarh Bajnath Chandigarh Shahtalai Chandigarh Talwara Chandigarh Nurpur Bedi Chandigarh Nurpur Bedi, Nangal Chandigarh Dharamshala Chandigarh Patiala Chandigarh Samana Chandigarh Mansa upto Patiala Chandigarh Nabha Chandigarh Malerkotla

6 15 Chandigarh Katra via Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Pathankot- Dhalhosi via Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Amritsar upto Ludhiana Chandigarh Shahkot upto Ludhiana Chandigarh Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Tanda upto Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Baijnath via Kiratpur Sahib Chandigarh Manali Chandigarh Deenanagar via Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Amritsar via Nawanshahar Chandigarh Bhaga Border up to Amritsar Chandigarh Una Chandigarh Bathinda upto Patiala Chandigarh Shahkot upto Ludhiana Chandigarh Jammu via Hoshiarpur Chandigarh Sahnewal Chandigarh Khanna via Uchapind Chandigarh Chamkaur Sahib Chandigarh Ropar Chandigarh Nalagarh Chandigarh Bela Chandigarh Haroli Chandigarh Abohar upto Ludhiana Chandigarh Firozpur upto Ludhiana Chandigarh Delhi Chandigarh Haridwar Chandigarh Haldwani Chandigarh Rishikesh Chandigarh Yamunanagar Chandigarh Dehradun Chandigarh Tanakpur Chandigarh Rohtak Chandigarh Jaipur

7 48 Chandigarh Agra Chandigarh Narnol Chandigarh Hissar Chandigarh-Jind Chandigarh Sirsa Chandigarh Kaithal Chandigarh Ambala city Chandigarh Kharar via Mohali Phase-6 56 Chandigarh Kharar via Landran Chandigarh Dera Bassi via Ramgarh Chandigarh Zirakpur Chandigarh Dera Bassi Chandigarh Mohali Chandigarh Mohali Phase Chandigarh Mohali Chandigarh Mohali Phase Chandigarh-Mohlai-67/68/69/ Chandigarh- Khizarabad Chandigarh-Khizarabad Chandigarh-Kurali via Block-Sailba TOTAL

8 ANNEXURE- B DEPOT WISE MILAGE OF PUNJAB ROADWAYS/PUNBUS (A.C AND NON A.C) FOR RESIPROCAL AGGREMENT BETWEEN PUNJAB AND CHANDIGARH ADMINISTRATION OPERATED IN U.T. AREA,CHANDIGARH. S.No. Name of Route Return Single Total Trips Length Length 1. Chandigarh-Delhi AC/Deluxe Chandigarh-Agra via Delhi Chandigarh-Jaipur via Delhi Chandigarh-Haridwar Chandigarh-Mujafar Nagar Chandigarh-Shamli-Mujafar Nagar 7. Chandigarh-Ambala Cantt Chandigarh-Pehowa-Hissar Chandigarh-Kaithal via Pataiala Chandigarh-Delhi Chandigarh-Hisar via Tohana Chandigarh-Hanuman Garh Chandigarh-Talwandi Saboo Chandigarh-Dabwali-Bikaner Chandigarh-Rai Singh Nagar via Ludhiana 16. Chandigarh-Patiala via Banur Chandigarh-Pilani via Panipat Chandigarh-Sirsa via Patiala Chandigarh-Shimla Chandigarh-Bathinda via Ludhiana 21. Chandigarh-Moga Chandigarh-Faridkot Chandigarh-Amritsar via Ludhiana 24. Chandigarh-Ludhiana Chandigarh-Tanakpur via Haridwar 26. Chandigarh-Dehradoon- Masoori Chandigarh-Bhiwani via Panipat Chandigarh-Narnaul Chandigarh-Phalle wal Chandigarh-Dabwali via Ludhiana 31. Chandigarh-Mohali-Patiala Chandigarh-Fazilka

9 33. Chandigarh-Katra via Ludhiana Chandigarh-Jalandhar via Ludhiana 35. Chandigarh-Anoop garh Chandigarh-Karanpur Chandigarh-Fatehabad via Patiala 38. Chandigarh-Machhiwara Khanna-Chandigarh-Haripur via Pinjore 40. Chandigarh-Manali Chandigarh-Bela Chandigarh-Hoshiarpur Chandigarh-Amritsar Chandigarh-Jalandhar Chandigarh-Amritsar ACC Chandigarh-Amritsar Chandigarh-Pathankot-Katra Chandigarh-Jalandhar Chandigarh-Latour Chandigarh-Sirhind Chandigarh-Khanna via Chunni Chandigarh-Ferozepur Chandigarh-Chintpurni Chandigarh-Paonta Sahib-D.Dun Chandigarh-Chamba via Pathankot 56. Chandigarh-Baijnath via Hamirpur 57. Chandigarh-Jind via Patiala Chandigarh-Rewari via Delhi Chandigarh-Patiala via Moahali, Banur Total ROOPNAGAR 1 Ropar-Chandigarh-Delhi-Agra Ropar-Ambala-Delhi Chandigarh-Ropar Chandigarh-Dharamshala Ropar-Chandigarh-Shimla Chandigarh-Manali

10 7 Chandigarh-Naina Devi Chandigarh-Nangal-Una Chandigarh-Amritsar Chandigarh-Jalandhar Ropar-Chandigarh-Sirsa Chandigarh-Pathankot-Katra Chandigarh-Pathankot Chamba 14 Chandigarh-Jammu-Katra Ropar-Ambala-Hissar Ropar-Ambala-Delhi-Jaipur Ropar-Chandigarh-Kalka Ropar-Ambala-Kaithal Ropar-Ambala-Pehowa-Jind Ropar-Chandigarh-Ambala Ropar-Chandigarh-Haridwar Ropar-Chandigarh-Tohana Fatehabad 23 Ropar-Chandigarh-Tohana Ropar-Chandigarh-Yamuna Nagar Bridge 25 Chandigarh-Tanakpur via Haridwar 26 Ropar-Chandigarh-Rishikesh via Paonta Sahib 27 Chandigarh-Hodel via Delhi Noorpur-Chandigarh-Delhi Ropar-Kaithal vai Chandigarh Patiala 30 Ropar-Chandigarh-Jind via Ambala City 31 Chandigarh-Baijnath via Hamirpur 32 Chandigarh- Ludhiana Ropar-Chandirah-Patiala Dabwali 34 Kurali-Patiala-via Block, Dhanas, Sec-38 west/39, Chandigarh Total

11 NANGAL 1 Nangal-Chandigarh Una-Chandigarh Talwara-Chandigarh Nangal-Yamuna Nagar Bridge Nangal-Delhi Nangal-Haridwar Talwara-Chandigarh via Amb Nanagal-Chandigarh-Agra via Delhi 9 Nangal-Yamuna Nagar via Sehjadpur-Saha 10 Nangal-Tanakpur via Y.Nagar Nangal-Paonta Sahib-Dehradoon Nangal-Fatehabad via Chandigarh-Patiala 13 Nangal-Hissar via Chandigarh Chandigarh-Delhi-Ballabgarh Total LUDHIANA 1 Ludhiana-Shimla Nakodar-Kalka Ludhiana-Chandigarh Ludhiana-Chandigarh via Khanna Raikot-Chandigarh Rara Sahib-Chandigarh Total JAGRAON 1 Ludhiana-Kalka Ludhiana-Shimla Raikot-Paonta Sahib-Dehra doon Ludhiana-Chandigarh Nanaksar-Chandigarh Hathoor-Chandigarh Moga-Chandigarh Total MOGA 1 Moga-Shimla Moga-Paonta Sahib-Dehradoon Moga-Chandigarh Zira-Chandigarh Faridkot-Chandigarh Bhagta-Chandigarh Dina Sahib-Chandigarh Dharamkot-Chandigarh Ferozepur-Chandigarh Total JALANDHAR-1 1 Jalandhar-Kalka via Nawanshehr Jalandhar-Shimla Todarpur-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 4 Alawalpur-Chandigarh via N.S Jalandhar-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 6 Begowal-Chandigarh

12 Total JALANDHAR-2 1 Nakodar-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 2 Lohian-Chandigarh Jalandhar-Chandigarh via N.S Kapurthala-Chandigarh via N.S Jalandhar-Shimla via N.S Shahkot-Chandigarh via N.S Total NAWANSHEHR 1 Ropar-Chandigarh Nawanshehr-Chandigarh Nawanshehr-Haridwar Jalandhar-Chandigarh Ropar-Shimla Banga-Chandigarh-Delhi Jalandhar-Paonta Sahib Dehradoon 8 Nawanshehr-Delhi Chandigarh-Udhampur Jalandhar-Chandigarh-Shimla Nawanshehr-Yamuna Nagar Bridge 12 Jall-Chandigarh-Delhi-Hodel Chandigarh-Amritsar Total HOSHIARPUR 1 Pathankot- Chandigarh Chandigarh-katra via Hoshiarpur Hoshiarpur- Chandigarh Adampur- Chandigarh Hoshiarpur-Chandigarh-Shimla Hoshiarpur-Haridwar-Rishikesh Hoshiarpur-Delhi Talwara-Delhi Hoshiarpur-Chandigarh-Delhi Hodel 10 Chandigarh-Yamuna Nagar via Kala Amb Total PATHANKOT 1 Pathankot-Delhi via Chandigarh Pathankot-Chandigarh-Shimla Ropar-Shimla Pathankot-Chandigarh via Hoshiarpur 5 Pathankot-Chandigarh via Hoshiarpur-Ropar Total BATALA 1 Gurdaspur-Chandigarh via Mukerian, Hoshiarpur 2 Gurdaspur-Chandigarh via Hargobindpur

13 3 Jalandhar-Chandigarh Kalanaur-Chandigarh Batala-Chandigarh Fatehgarh Churian-Chandigarh Quadian-Chandigarh Gurdaspur-Chandigarh-Simla via Mukerian Total AMRITSAR-1 1 Amritsar-Chandigarh via Ludhiana 2 Amritsar-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 3 Amritsar-Chandigarh-Shimla Amritsar-Paonta Sahib Total AMRITSAR-II 1. Amritsar- Chandigarh via Nawanshehar. 2. Amritsar- Chandigarh Pontashahib via Nawanshehar. 3. Amritsar- Shimla via Nawanshehar. Total Taran Tarn 1 Taran Tarn-Paonta Sahib Taran Tarn-Chandigarh via ASR Taran Tarn-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 4 Taran Tarn-Shimla via Nawanshehr-Chandigarh Total PATTI 1 Khemkaran-Chandigarh via Moga 2 Patti-Chandigarh-Paonta Sahib via Kala Amb 3 Patti-Chandigarh via Ludhiana Patti-Chandigarh via Nawanshehr 5 Patti-Moga-Chandigarh-Shimla Total FEROZEPUR 1 Ferozepur-Shimla Ferozepur-Chandigarh Ludhiana-Shimla Zira-Chandigarh Guru Harsahai-Chandigarh Total MUKATSAR 1 Mukatsar-Chandigarh Dabwali- Chandigarh Abohar- Chandigarh Mukatsar-Simla via Patiala Total 8 77

14 SPECIAL BUSES 1 Special Buses for Employees GRAND TOTAL:

15 Consolidated KMs for agreement between PRTC in U.T. (A.C AND NON A.C) S. No. Name of the route & via R/T UT S/L UT T/KMs 1 Patiala-Chandigarh Patiala-Kalka via Chandigarh Chandigarh-Hissar via Patiala Sherpur-Chandigarh via Sangrur Ghanour-Chandigarh via Rajpura Faridkot-Shimla via Chandigarh Patiala-Chail via Chandigarh Patiala-Shimla via Chandigarh Patiala-Kasauli via Chandigarh Chandigarh-Sirsa via Patiala Banur-Chandigarh Bathinda-Chandigarh via Barnala Abohar-Chandigarh via Bathinda, Barnala, Patiala Jaitu Chandigarh via Barnala Budhlada Chandigarh via Bhikhi Sangrur Chandigarh via Patiala Rampura-Chandigarh via Salawatpura Sunam Chandigarh via Patiala Dialgarh Chandigarh via Sangrur Moonak Chandigarh via Patiala Mansa-Chandigarh via Patiala Barnala Chandigarh via Dhuri, Nabha, Patiala Barnala-Chandigarh via Sangrur, Patiala Dabwali -Chandigarh via Mansa Bathinda Chandigarh via Barnala Talwandi Sabo Chandigarh via Mansa Raman Mandi Chandigarh via Bathinda, Barnala Sangrur-Paunta Sahib via Patiala, Chandigarh Bathinda-Shimla via Patiala Patiala-Paunta Sahib via Chandigarh Jakhal-Chandigarh via Patran, Patiala Budhlada-Chandigarh via Dharamgarh, Sunam Fazilka Chandigarh via Bathinda, Barnala Barnala -Chandigarh via Sirhind Hathur-Chandigarh via Barnala, Patiala Guru Har Sahae Chandigarh via Faridkot, Baja Khana, Sangrur 37 Raman Chandigarh via Mansa

16 38 Chandigarh Fatehabad via Patiala Rajpura Chandigarh via Banur Barnala-Chandigarh via Sangrur, Kattu Ballian Chandigarh-Jaipur via A/Cantt., Delhi Chandigarh-Dabwali via Barnala, Bathinda Longowal-Chandigarh via Sunam, Patiala Patran-Baru Sahib via Patiala-Chandigarh Bathinda-Chandigarh via Sunam Lehra Chandigarh via Patran Raikot Chandigarh via Malerkotla, Patiala Malerkotla-Chandigarh via Nabha Chandigarh Bathinda via Sunam Bathinda-Chandigarh via Sangrur Nabha-Chandigarh via Sirhind Nabha-Chandigarh via Sirhind Banur-Nabha via Chandigarh, Chunni Faridkot-Chandigarh via Ludhiana Malerkotla-Chandigarh via Jorepul Manakpur Chandigarh via Landran Malerkotla Chandigarh via Maloud, Khanna Sangrur Chandigarh via Chunni Kapurthala Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Bhagta Chandigarh via Moga, Ludhiana Sirhand Chandgarh via Morinda Faridkot Chandigarh via Kot Kapura, Moga Dina Sahib Chandigarh via Jagraon, Ludhiana Dhilwan Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Jalandhar-Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Sidhwan Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Sultanpur Chandigarh via Ludhiana Saidpur Chandigarh via Ludhiana Chandigarh Ropar via Kharar Chandigarh-Hoshiarpur via Ropar Bhulath Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Sultanpur Chandigarh via Kapurthala Goindwal Chandigarh via Kapurthala Kapurthala Shimla via Nawan Shahr, Chd Ludhiana-Chandigarh via Kharar Kapurthala Paunta Sahib via Nawan Shahr, Chd Chandigarh Jawalaji via Ropar

17 78 Ludhiana Chandigarh via Chunni Faridkot Chandigarh via Talwani Bhai, Moga Kutba Chandigarh via Ludhiana Ludhiana Chandigarh via Samrala Batala Chandigarh via Nawan Shahr Patiala Chandigarh Patiala Chandigarh (A.C. Bus Permit ) Chandigarh Delhi (AC Bus) Chandigarh Palampur via Ropar Chandigarh Budha Zohar via Patiala Chandigarh Suratgarh via Patiala Chandigarh Pathankot via Ropar, Hoshiarpur Patiala-Manali via Chandigarh Patiala-Baij Nath via Chandigarh, Ropar Patialia-Baij Nath via Chandigarh, Ropar, Narian, Sujanpur 93 Bathinda-Mandi via Patiala, Chandigarh, Ropar Chandigarh-Rishikesh via Ambala Cantt Chandigarh-Saharanpur Chandigarh-Amritsar via Nawan Shahr Patiala- Chandigarh Chandigarh-Delhi via Ambala Cantt Ludhiana-Shimla via Chandigarh Barnala-Shimla via Patiala Dhuri-Shimla via Nabha, Patiala Chandigarh-Gurdaspur via Ropar, Hoshiarpur Patiala-Chandigarh via Banur, Landran, Mohali Chandigarh-Yamuna Nagar via A/Cantt Chandigarh-Dehradun via A/Cantt Chandigarh-Palampur via Ropar, Nangal Budhlada-Shimla via Patiala Faridkot-Chandigarh via Kot Kapura, Moga, Ludhiana 109 Chandigarh-Kaithal via Patiala,Cheeka Chandigarh-Ganga Nagar via Ludhiana, Moga Chandigarh-Dehradun via Naraingarh, Paunta Sahib 112 Chandigarh-Faridabad Chandigarh-Delhi via A/Cantt Chandigarh-Mathura via Delhi, Faridabad Mohali-Nanak Matha Chandigarh-Haldwani via Saharanpur

18 117 Chandigarh-Shimla Chandigarh-Pehowa via Devigarh Chandigarh-Pehowa via Ambala City Chandigarh-Dabwali via Mohali Chandigarh Sirsa via Mohali, Patiala Chandigarh Tohana via Mohali, Patiala Chandigarh Jind via Mohali, Patiala Chandigarh-Ambala City via Dera Bassi Chandigarh-Yamuna Nagar via Ambala Cantt Chandigarh-Kalka Chandigarh-Manali Malerkotla-Chandigarh via Patiala Sangrur-Shimla via Patiala Ludhiana-Baru Sahib via Morinda, Chandigarh Kapurthala-Baru Sahib via Nawan Shahr, Ropar Mohali-Delhi Total

19 Annexure- C Private operators (of Punjab) Mileage operated in U.T. Chandigarh Area prior to reorganization of Punjab (Non A.C) subject to submission of permits duly granted by competent authority and its verification by Punjab Authorities. S. No. Name of the route & via R/T UT S/L UT T/KMs 1. Morinda Chandigarh via Kharar Chandigarh-Ropar Chandigarh Ludhiana via Chunni, Sirhind, Khanna 2 ½ Ludhina-Kalka via Morinda, Chandigarh Ludhiana-Chandigarh via Morinda Chandigarh-Ropar, Balachour Ropar-Chandigarh-Ambala Ropar-Chandigarh-Ambala, Panchkula Ropar-Chandigarh-Kalka Ropar-Chandigarh-Dera Bassi via Mulanpur Lalru-Ludhiana via Chandigarh, Morinda, Sirhind, Khanna Ludhiana-Pinjore via Morinda, Chandigarh Total 44 ½ 988.5

20 Annexure- D Operation of A.C. Integral Coach Buses in U.T. Chandigarh Area by private operators of Punjab. Sr. No. Name of route 1. Abohar- Chandigarh via Malout, Kot Kapura, Moga, Ludhiana 2. Abohar- Chandigarh via Malout, Bathinda, Barnala, Sangrur, Patiala 3. Ferozepur- Chandigarh via Moga, Ludhiana 4. Moga to Chandigarh via Ludhiana 5. Amritsar to Chandigarh via Jalandhar, Nawanshahar, Ropar. 6. Batala to Chandigarh via Jalandhar, Nawanshahar, Ropar. 7. Gurdaspur to Chandigarh via Sh. Hargobindpur, Tanda, Hoshiarpur, Ropar. 8. Gurdaspur to Chandigarh via Mukarian, Dasuya, Hoshiarpur, Ropar. 9. Pathankot to Chandigarh via Mukarian, Dasuya, Hoshiarpur, Ropar. 10. Jalandhar to Chandigarh via Nawanshahar, Ropar. No. of Permits No. of return Trips Single Length falls in U.T Area Total Mileage falls in U.T. Area Ludhiana to Chandigarh via Sarmala. 12. Mansa to Chandigarh via Patiala 13. Barnala to Chandigarh via Sangrur 14. Fazilka to Chandigarh via Ferozepur, Moga. 15. Bathinda to Chandigarh via Patiala, Sangrur

21 16. Hoshiarpur to Chandigarh via Ropar 17. Kapurthala to Chandigarh via Jalandhar. 18. Patti to Chandigarh via Tarn Taran, Jandiala Guru, Jalandhar. 19. Faridkot to Chandigarh via Talwandi Sabo, Moga, Ludhiana 20. Muktsar to Chandigarh via Moga, Ludhiana. 21. Rama Mandi to Chandigarh via Damadama Sahib Bathinda to Chandigarh via Maur, Mansa, Sunam, Patiala TOTAL: Consolidate total of Annexure B, C, and D

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