India, Sept. 16 -- The strike by Delhi Transport Corporation (DTC) bus drivers entered its second day on Wednesday, causing difficulties for commuters and leaving several parents worried over school transport, even as Transport Minister Pankaj Singh appealed to the drivers to call off the agitation and assured them that their concerns would be addressed.

Several commuters took to social media to report fewer buses on the roads, affecting their daily travel.

Parents also complained about disruption in school bus services. Sardar Patel Vidyalaya, in a message to parents, said the operational status of its school buses remained uncertain in some areas due to the strike.

The school said it had made alternative arrangements for students' re...