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Karnataka HC refuses to interfere with Bengaluru metro fare hike; says issue belong to domain of experts and not courts

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The petitioners had contended that fare structure is irrational, as it does not adhere to the station-to-station model, and violates Section 33 of Metro Rail (Operation and Maintenance), Act, 2002.

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