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Visits Aglar Fruit Mandi & Peer Ki
Gali, engages with growers, stakeholders to ensure smooth transportation
KS News Desk
Srinagar, Sept 16: In a major
relief to fruit growers and traders of valley, Divisional Commissioner (Div
Com) Kashmir Anshul Garg Tuesday informed that over 2,200 fruit-laden trucks
were successfully evacuated via the Mughal Road during the past twenty-four
hours.
Taking cognizance of the
situation, Divisional Commissioner undertook
a comprehensive visit to Peer Ki Gali Mughal Road to ensure smooth movement of
fruit trucks.
He also visited Fruit Mandi
Aglar, Shopian, where he held detailed interactions with various stakeholders,
including fruit growers, traders, transporters, and representatives of the
horticulture sector.
During the visit, he reiterated
the administration’s commitment to prioritizing the movement of fruit-laden
trucks, along with ensuring the uninterrupted supply of fuel and essential
commodities to the valley.
He emphasized that
coordinated efforts between civil administration and security agencies led to
the swift clearance of the fruit vehicles, bringing much-needed respite to the
horticulture community.
Expressing appreciation for
the prompt action, President of the Fruit Growers & Traders Association,
Mohammad Ashraf extended gratitude to the Chief Secretary J&K for his
timely & prompt intervention and directions, which facilitated the smooth
transportation process.
Anshul Garg also urged all
stakeholders to adhere to traffic regulations and designated movement timings
to maintain order and ensure continuous flow along the Mughal Road. He further
noted that restoration work on the National Highway (NH) is being carried out
on a war footing to enhance connectivity.
During the visit, he was accompanied
by Director FCS&CA Owais Ahmad, Deputy Commissioner Shopian Shishir Gupta,
SSP Shopian Anayat Ali, SSP Traffic and other senior officials from the
district administration, BRO, and traffic departments.
Deputy Commissioner Poonch and SSP Poonch also
joined Divisional Commissioner during
the visit to oversee coordination from the other end of the route.