Yudhvir Sethi thanks JMC for opening passage for commoners, vendors

Jammu, Sept 11: On the insistence of local inhabitants of Raghunath Bazar area and people and traders living in the vicinity of Nau Gaj Peer, Gummat, Hari Market, Lower Gummat, Upper Gummat and Maheshi Gate, the Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) today removed the small gate installed on rear end of JMC complex thereby giving people a thorough passage for their convenience.

A deputation led by BJP General Secretary Yudhvir Sethi also met  Commissioner Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) and thanked him for removing the gate to allow free movement of pedestrians and two wheelers. He said that this was a long pending demand of local inhabitants and by removing the gate JMC has done a good job in helping people of the area.

Yudhvir Sethi led delegation which met the JMC commissioner also said that by opening the passage distance to some important destinations for people will be lessened and during some odd hours they can also carry their patients to the hospitals located on the other side of the city bus stand.

The BJP leader said that this was a long pending demand of local inhabitants who wanted this to be a thorough fare. The deputation on meeting the JMC commissioner they said that this passage was through since ages but some officials had installed a Rotary Gate to block the free movement of pedestrians. They thanked Commissioner and said that this move will help the local businessmen, vendors and even the inhabitants in carry on with your routine activities.

Government Medical College hospital, Super speciality hospital and Shalamar Hospital besides all other markets and bus stand has now become approachable for local inhabitants and the thanked JMC for their this move which was pending since long.

Prominent present on the site included Gulshan Gupta Ji Ex-Corporator Rajesh Raina,President Hari market Ass,Vijay Mahajan President Gummet Ass.,Gian Sharma, President new Hari Market, Ashwani Sharma, President Bal Sahib Thakhery Shiv Sena, Bharat Bhushan  Sharma, Anil Masoom, Sonu, Rinku, Ramesh Chander and hundreds of Shopkeepers of old city.