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KVM delegation calls on SSP Kathua 10/31/2014 11:26:59 PM Early Times Report Kathua, Oct 31: A deputation of Kathua Vikas Manch (KVM) Kathua met with SSP Kathua Pawan Parihar under the leadership of Prof. Ram Murti Sharma in his office chamber. KVM invited the attention for streamlining the traffic management at ever busy and overcrowded Shaheedi Chowk Kathua and District Hospital Kathua. It was submitted that at least 200ft road length at Shaheedi Chowk may be got notified as "NO PARKING ZONE" and Buses / Matadors plying towards Kalibari be allowed to stop and entertain the passengers only near the newly constructed passenger shed near Shaheedi Chowk Kathua. In further submission, it was stressed that the Matadors & Auto rickshaws be allowed to stop at a particular specific location near the district hospital Kathua on national Highway A1 besides adequate police deployment at that stop. The deputation also apprised and hoped that under the dynamic administrative control of the authority, the crime rate, drug addiction; bovine animal transportation will reduce to the minimum possible extent. The SSP Kathua assured with his full confidence that he will take-up the traffic issues with the concerned authorities besides his personal attention towards it.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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