Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited

Female security personnel at Rajajinagar metro station in Bengaluru filed a complaint against Assistant Section Officer Gajendra P. for sexual harassment and misconduct, accusing him of obscenities, touching, and assault. The victims were allegedly threatened with false cases and transfers. Hemalatha, a guard, bravely exposed the issue, revealing a toxic work environment.

BMRCL clarifies that while the Yellow Line's driverless metro train will initially have human drivers for safety, it boasts advanced technology. Jitendra, the Project Manager, demonstrated its features. The line aims to operate seven trains, enhancing efficiency and safety with advanced systems and designated women's coaches.

Bangalore Metro Railway Corporation (BMRCL) is extending the purple metro line by 588 meters from Whitefield station, enhancing operational efficiency. The project awarded to M. Venkatarao Infra Project Pvt. Ltd. aims to improve connectivity without adding new stations. The Whitefield depot's third line is also extended by 28 meters to meet increased demands.

A security supervisor at Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) faced suspension for denying entry to a farmer based on his traditional attire, prompting swift condemnation. BMRCL's Managing Director intervened, emphasizing fair treatment for all passengers. The incident underscores BMRCL's commitment to inclusivity.

BMRCL announces a tree planting initiative to counterbalance tree loss due to metro construction in Bangalore, aiming to plant 15,000 trees over three years, costing 6.9 crores. The effort follows public concern over environmental impact, with the High Court mandating ten saplings to be planted for every tree felled.

BMRCL unveiled Bengaluru Metro's first driverless prototype train at Hebbagodi depot. Manufactured by CRRC Nanjing Puzhen Co. Ltd, China, the six-car train, each weighing 38.7 metric tonnes, will operate on the Yellow Line between RV Road and Bommasandra, passing through the Silk Board Junction.

Commuters faced delays as a technical issue disrupted Bengaluru Metro's Purple Line, causing trains to move slowly between Baiyappanahalli and Garudacharpalya stations. BMRCL acknowledged the inconvenience on Twitter, promising to minimize disruption with short-loop services. Currently, the Majestic Metro station is closed to passengers.

In response to a rise in sexual harassment incidents against women on Namma Metro, Bengaluru Metro Rail Corp is implementing measures. The organization has increased fines for offenders to ₹10,000, aiming to deter inappropriate behavior. They are also considering dedicating a coach for women to address safety concerns amidst the metro's growing popularity and overcrowding issues.

The Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) anticipates the arrival of a state-of-the-art driverless metro train on the RV Road-Bommasandra yellow line, connecting Electronics City. The 18.82 km stretch will undergo comprehensive testing, with the train set to arrive from China on January 20. The project involves 216 coaches from CRRC Ninzhang Puzhen, featuring CCTV cameras for passenger safety.

Bengaluru Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) has taken decisive action against an instagram influencer for misbehaviour and creating panic-inducing videos inside metro trains. Santhosh Kumar, a 27-year-old resident of Geddalahalli in Bengaluru, known for his Instagram presence with 1.62 lakh followers, faced consequences after his videos of screaming and causing distress to fellow passengers went viral.