Ritika
Wardha. A serious issue of security has arisen in the city market. Due to this situation, continuous demand is being made by traders to start police help center, for this continuous efforts were being made under the leadership of Vyapar Sangharsh Samiti, but due to non-fulfillment of demand, anger was being expressed MP Ramdas Tadas and MLA Dr. Pankaj Bhoyar assured to start police help center next month. Due to this, the problems of the market are definitely going to go away. For the last few years, increasing encroachment in the market premises has become a matter of concern, due to which the problem of parking of vehicles along with traffic has remained serious.
Anti-social elements will be curbed
Unsafe environment is being created due to increase in the communication of anti-social elements. The incidents of theft of money from the pocket increase due to the crowd on the festival day. There must be a plan. For this purpose, traders have been demanding to start police help center in the market for the last 2 years, but the problem was continuously ignored.
The proposal was stuck in administrative recognition
Continuous efforts are being made by the Vyapari Sangharsh Samiti for the Police Help Center in the market, due to which the Police Help Center in the market was approved two months back. At the same time, the Police Help Center got stuck in administrative recognition, due to which the traders informed MP Tadas and MLA Dr. Bhoyar about the problem. Also complained to BJP State President Chandrashekhar Bawankule, finally the traders have expressed relief after getting the Police Help Center approved.
MP and MLA got full cooperation
Taking the problem seriously, MP Ramdas Tadas and MLA Dr. Pankaj Bhoyar discussed with the Superintendent of Police and the concerned officials about starting a police help center in the market. On this, everyone agrees on the inauguration of the Police Help Center on February 5. We have got full cooperation from the MP and the MLA.
– Shaligram Tibdiwal, President – Traders Struggle Committee
