Dikhyaa Mohanty 
The intended strike has been postponed to October 31 by the All Odisha Bus Owners’ Association. Following a meeting with the government on Monday, the group made its choice, according to Debendra Sahu, the organisation’s general secretary.
“There are no problems with the government bus services between block headquarters and panchayats. Up until October 31st, the government has not proposed using LAccMI buses to travel between blocks and district offices. As a result, we have suspended the commotion till that time, Sahu stated.
After October 31 will be when the next step is taken, he noted. “We had argued against implementing ‘Mo Bus’ services in rural regions. We shall suffer greatly if it is carried out. The government has agreed to take our request into account. On October 13, there will be a meeting to consider this, according to Sahu.
The government’s decision to establish the Location-Accessible Multimodal Initiative (LAccMI), which would offer inexpensive transportation for citizens from the gram panchayat level to the State Capital, prompted the bus owners to call for an indefinite strike beginning tomorrow (October 10). The government’s decision to provide “Mo Bus” services in rural regions was also opposed by the owners. The government has planned to engage buses that would connect gram panchayats to block headquarters,
