A salary dispute at a depot has led to a strike by around 110 drivers and conductors. The employees, who work for a wet-lease operator, claim they have not received their salaries for two months. As a result, bus services were severely affected, with only 10 out of 29 scheduled buses operating from the depot.

The strike has raised concerns over bus availability ahead of a major festival. The depot's operator had allegedly not credited the employees' salaries despite the salary cycle entering its second month. However, officials from the undertaking claim that the prescribed per-kilometre payment had already been made to the operator.

Further details about the dispute and its impact on bus services are available from the source. The situation has caused disruptions to bus services, and efforts are being made to manage the shortfall.