<p>Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) collected Rs 6.54 lakh in fines across the state from passengers travelling ticketless in the month of May. </p>.<p>The corporation scaled up its vigilance and inspected 42,680 buses plying in Karnataka and neighboring states. </p>.<p>In a statement released by the public transport agency, it said that 3,708 pilferage cases were detected and 3,754 ticketless passengers were penalised. The agency also detected 88,429 pilferage amounts.</p>.<p>The KSRTC said that it has initiated disciplinary action against the erring staffers, and would keep a vigil on such travellers daily through divisional and central line officers.</p>
<p>Bengaluru: The Karnataka State Road Transport Corporation (KSRTC) collected Rs 6.54 lakh in fines across the state from passengers travelling ticketless in the month of May. </p>.<p>The corporation scaled up its vigilance and inspected 42,680 buses plying in Karnataka and neighboring states. </p>.<p>In a statement released by the public transport agency, it said that 3,708 pilferage cases were detected and 3,754 ticketless passengers were penalised. The agency also detected 88,429 pilferage amounts.</p>.<p>The KSRTC said that it has initiated disciplinary action against the erring staffers, and would keep a vigil on such travellers daily through divisional and central line officers.</p>