As people gathered in large numbers, social distancing went for a toss and people were even seen screaming and shouting the names of their respective towns and villages to find copassengers so that they could hire a bus. It is likely to start only after May 17,” an officer said.īENGALURU: With the Centre allowing migrants to head back home, hundreds of people, including daily- wage labourers, students and even professionals, descended on the Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation’s bus depot in Bengaluru’s Majestic area on Saturday. “Inter-state registrations have started and the government will announce when the operations will start. However, for inter-state transportation, a proper protocol is being followed and registrations are being done on a website. It will be made mandatory for anyone wanting to travel back to their districts within the state to get per mission from the respective DCPs and deputy commis-sioners. Suresh Kumar clarified that a proper system will be put in place from Sunday. Surprisingly, authorities do not even have proper data on the number of migrants in the city and how many intend to go back. There are 5,344 migrant labourers, mostly in Bengaluru, from the rest of the state.
The KSRTC on Saturday managed to send around 3,000 people in 120 interdistrict buses. However, Rao told TNSE, “Everything is under control. Instead, they all came to Majestic,” an official said. “The police were to inform workers at these camps that after BBMP screening, a BMTC bus would take them to bus stands and railway stations. According to a source, City Police Commissioner Bhaskar Rao said the police department had listed all the labourers’ camps where a sub-inspector was in charge of collating names and Aadhaar details under the guidance of an ACP. Officials told TNSE that there was a lack of communication from the police department.ĭ圜M Laxman Savadi reportedly held a video-conference with officials and the corporations on measures to be taken. While Suresh Kumar admitted to the chaos and the d e p a r t m e n t b e i n g unprepared, KSRTC officials blamed the police for the mess. I do not have enough money for essentials,” said Kumar, a labourer at a camp in Mahadevapura. Since it is on hold, I thought I will wait till the end of the lockdown.
Though CM B S Yediyurappa and P r i m a r y a n d Secondary Education Minister S Suresh Kumar tried to get the labourers to stay, promising work, several wanted to leave. With no work since many days, some labourers struggled to pay even that. Those who wanted to take a bus were to be charged two-way fare, but after opposition from the public, the government decided to charge them only one-way fare. This shows lack of planning,” Vinay Sreenivasa contended. In this case, it’s invalid because it violates federal law.“Even the women’s toilet was shut as there was no water. It only applies, as this court has repeatedly described it, in a situation where the entirety of the law is invalid. “It doesn’t apply to even a taxpayer that alleges his or her constitutional rights were violated on an as-applied basis. “It does not apply to a run-of-the-mill tax case,” Friedman said. Some of us might agree with you, I don’t know, but why should we consider it here,” Justice Brynja Booth asked, noting the law of exhausting tax court remedies.įriedman said there was a constitutional exception that applied to this case. Friedman, you make a lot of interesting constitutional arguments. The jurisdiction of the case was a major focus of their inquiries. “It looks like a law school exam question gone awry,” Friedman said of the law on digital ad taxes.Īs usual in arguments before the court, the judges had questions for both sides. He also said it targets speech and speakers in violation of the First Amendment. But Jeffrey Friedman, an attorney for the plaintiffs, argued that the tax is “very unconstitutional,” because it targets electronic commerce in violation of the Internet Tax Freedom Act, as well as out-of-state companies in violation of the Dormant Commerce Clause.
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