JAMMU: Arun Gupta, President Chamber of Commerce & Industry Jammu along with its Office Bearers namely Rajeev Gupta, Jr. Vice President CCI and Rajesh Gupta, Treasurer CCI extended heartfelt congratulations and warm welcome to Sh. Minga Sherpa, IAS, on assuming charge as the Deputy Commissioner, Jammu. The Chamber expressed confidence that under his able leadership, the district would witness further development, improved public services, and a business-friendly environment.
Arun Gupta, President, Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Jammu, held a discussion with the Deputy Commissioner regarding various issues concerning the business community and the general public.
During the interaction, Sh. Arun Gupta highlighted the concerns of traders and local shopkeepers, particularly in view of the ongoing festival season. He requested the Deputy Commissioner to ensure that traders and shopkeepers are not subjected to unnecessary harassment during this important period of commercial activity. He further emphasized that if any information or complaint is received against a trader, the facts should be properly verified before initiating any action, so that genuine business activities are not adversely affected.
Arun Gupta also drew the attention of the Deputy Commissioner towards the growing problem of traffic congestion in Jammu, especially during the festival season, when markets witness a substantial increase in shoppers and commercial activity. He stressed the need for effective traffic management and requested the administration to identify and develop additional parking zones at suitable locations across Jammu city.
He stated that adequate parking facilities and better traffic regulation would provide considerable relief to the public, traders, and customers visiting the markets, while also ensuring the smooth functioning of business establishments during the festive period.
Arun Gupta, President, Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Jammu, has expressed his full support for the Hon’ble Prime Minister’s “Nasha Mukt Abhiyan” and the initiative taken by Dy. Commissioner’s Office in this regard. He affirmed his commitment to the fight against drug abuse and drug peddling. He stated that the menace of drugs is destroying the lives of youth and posing a serious threat to society. He strongly urged the public, particularly the business community and youth, to join hands in this mission, cooperate with the authorities, and help identify and report drug-related activities.
Arun Gupta emphasized that the Chamber stands firmly against drugs and supports every sincere effort to make Jammu and the nation drug-free. He appealed to all citizens to work together to protect the younger generation and build a healthier, safer, and drug-free society.
The Chamber President expressed hope that the district administration would give due consideration to these genuine concerns and take appropriate steps in coordination with the concerned departments to safeguard the interests of the business community and facilitate the general public.
The Chamber of Commerce & Industry, Jammu, reiterated its commitment to working closely with the district administration for the overall development of Jammu, the welfare of traders, and the promotion of a peaceful, convenient, and business-friendly environment in the city.
The Dy. Commissioner Jammu gave patient hearing and assured that all the points discussed would receive due attention and no member of the business community would be unnecessarily harassed.
