<p>The issue of certification from the Railway Board and Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) had earlier embarrassed Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and the BMRCL. <br /><br />Now, though the BMRCL will be receiving the certification, it is still not positive about announcing the new deadline.<br /><br />The BMRCL has already failed to meet the two deadlines set earlier on starting of commercial operations of Reach-I. Hence, the Corporation now wants either the Centre or the State government to decide on the new deadline.</p>.<p>However, trial runs are being carried out at the desired pace. Though the RDSO has issued speed certification, the Corporation is awaiting RDSO’s nod for oscillation trails.<br /><br />Following the oscillation trials, Commissioner in-charge of Railway Safety (CRS) D K Singh, who is currently studying the 40,000 page Metro case, will conduct the inspection.<br /><br />Unlike the run up for the April 4 launch, the BMRCL is looking forward for June end to complete the civil work on stations.<br /><br />Speaking to Deccan Herald, BMRCL Spokesperson B L Y Chavan said “Our priority is to secure the certificates. The decision on the new deadline will be taken by the “stakeholders” (Centre and Government of Karnataka).”</p>
<p>The issue of certification from the Railway Board and Research Design and Standards Organisation (RDSO) had earlier embarrassed Chief Minister B S Yeddyurappa and the BMRCL. <br /><br />Now, though the BMRCL will be receiving the certification, it is still not positive about announcing the new deadline.<br /><br />The BMRCL has already failed to meet the two deadlines set earlier on starting of commercial operations of Reach-I. Hence, the Corporation now wants either the Centre or the State government to decide on the new deadline.</p>.<p>However, trial runs are being carried out at the desired pace. Though the RDSO has issued speed certification, the Corporation is awaiting RDSO’s nod for oscillation trails.<br /><br />Following the oscillation trials, Commissioner in-charge of Railway Safety (CRS) D K Singh, who is currently studying the 40,000 page Metro case, will conduct the inspection.<br /><br />Unlike the run up for the April 4 launch, the BMRCL is looking forward for June end to complete the civil work on stations.<br /><br />Speaking to Deccan Herald, BMRCL Spokesperson B L Y Chavan said “Our priority is to secure the certificates. The decision on the new deadline will be taken by the “stakeholders” (Centre and Government of Karnataka).”</p>
