Fact Check: Did DMRC increase Delhi Metro fare? Users claim viral, know the truth

New Delhi: The BJP made a brilliant comeback in the Delhi assembly elections. After which the BJP is going to form government in the capital. Even before the formation of the government, claimed on social media that a good day has started in Delhi as soon as BJP won. Delhi Metro fare has been increased. Let’s know how much truth is there in this claim.

What is users claim

While sharing the post on X on X, a user named @wethepeople3009 wrote, ‘The good days of Delhi people started in Delhi as soon as the BJP won the fare of Delhi Metro has been increased. Done.
Congratulations, the people of Delhi should accept the first gift of BJP’s victory.

At the same time, ex -user named @BhagatC44308 also shared this video and wrote that the fare of Delhi Metro has been increased as soon as BJP arrives.

What is the truth of this claim?
When searched on Google to investigate the truth of this claim, many other posts were found. In which claims were also made that the fare of Delhi Metro has been increased.

However, among all these posts, a post was also received with people of a Hindi news. In which it was written- Bangalore Metro fare increased by 50 per cent, separate fair on peak and non-peak hours!
After that we started searching for reports related to increasing Delhi Metro fare on Google. However, we did not receive any such report on Google. We also investigated the X handle of DMRC, but there was no such that has been increased there that the fare of the metro has been increased. After that only increased the metro fare A report by India TV Found. It has been reported in this report that Bangalore Metro Rail Corporation Limited (BMRCL) announced an increase in the metro rail fare by about 50 percent on Saturday on the recommendation of the rent assessment committee.

See report

conclusion: Delhi Metro’s claim to increase fare turned out to be fake on social media. No such information has been given by DMRC. However, it has increased by 50 percent in the fare of Bangalore Metro.