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First-ever bus service begins in remote Ambeshari village of Gadchiroli after police and MSRTC join hands

According to the Gadchiroli police, the bus service was flagged off on Monday, August 18, 2025, marking a significant step toward improving connectivity for the tribal communities living in Maoist-affected regions

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Ambeshari village is located around 100 km from the Gadchiroli district police headquarters. Pic/Gadchiroli Police

Ambeshari village is located around 100 km from the Gadchiroli district police headquarters. Pic/Gadchiroli Police

In a historic milestone, the Gadchiroli Police, in collaboration with the Maharashtra State Road Transport Corporation (MSRTC), was successful in launching the first-ever bus service to an extremely remote Ambeshari village and 14 other surrounding villages in Gadchiroli district, officials said on Monday.

Ambeshari is located around 100 km from the Gadchiroli district police headquarters and 21 km from Katedari in the district, has long remained cut off due to lack of public transport.

According to the Gadchiroli police, the bus service was flagged off on Monday, August 18, 2025, marking a significant step toward improving connectivity for the tribal communities living in Maoist-affected regions.

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