Bhopal Metro incurs nearly Rs 50 lakh in operational costs weekly, with ticket sales lagging far behind. The estimated daily ridership is between 150 to 500 commuters, which does not meet financial needs. Ticket earnings are insufficient, reflecting challenges in attracting more passengers to the service. Initiatives to generate additional revenue through advertising and events have not yet proven effective.
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