Jharkhand News: Ramgarh traders’ body meets SP, seeks curb on crime
MANOJ SINHA Advertisement Ramgarh, Sept 4: A delegation of the Ramgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industries, led by Chamber President Vinay…
MANOJ SINHA
Ramgarh, Sept 4: A delegation of the Ramgarh Chamber of Commerce and Industries, led by Chamber President Vinay Kumar Agarwal, met SP Ajay Kumar regarding the law and order situation in the district and the criminal incidents occurring every day and apprised him of the problems faced by traders and common people.
Bazar samiti TOP not operated properly
Handing over a memorandum, the Chamber delegation told the Superintendent of Police that the TOP established in the Bazar Samiti is not being operated properly; traders are facing problems and demanded to operate it smoothly or close it. Also, there was a discussion regarding the traffic system of Ramgarh city.
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There was a discussion on appointing a station in-charge permanently in Ramgarh police station and receiving applications given by traders and common people, solving the traffic problem in Chatti Bazaar and Main Road. Also, the delegation requested the SP to get rid of the problem of traffic jams caused by cattle in the morning and evening in the city.
24-hour patrolling arrangements
The Chamber requested the Superintendent of Police to make 24-hour patrolling arrangements for the safety of traders to instil confidence in the general public and to maintain law and order smoothly. It also apprised the SP about the traffic problem and criminal incidents in the Bhurkunda market.
SP assures to improve law and order
The SP said that the district police administration is fully prepared for the law and order of Ramgarh district. “Soon, traffic, law and order and other problems in Ramgarh district will be resolved,” he assured.
The SP requested the traders and general public of Ramgarh to inform the local police station and him as well about any of their problems. The district police are always ready to solve problems, he added.
The Chamber delegation included President Vinay Kumar Agarwal, Vice President Manjeet Shawny, Secretary Manu Chaturvedi, Treasurer Indrapal Singh Saini, Chairman of Law and Order Committee, former President Anand Agarwal, former President Pradeep Kumar Singh, Regional Vice President of Federation Chamber Amit Sahu, Executive Member Murari Lal Agarwal, Pradeep Kumar Bareela from Market Committee, Mantu Sahu, Rahul Agarwal, and Rajesh Sahu.
