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JTTAC deputation submits memorandum to Dr Jitendra 10/6/2015 12:12:03 AM Early Times Report JAMMU, Oct 5: A deputation of Jammu Tourist Trade Action Committee (JTTAC) Jammu led by its Chairman Kuldeep Wahi and President Davinder Choudhary submitted a detailed memorandum to Dr. Jitendra Singh MOS in PM's Office Government of India. As per press release, Davender Chaudhary President of the JTT AC, Jammu said that since most of the trains reaching Katra has caused consideration loss to the hoteliers, transporters, traders of businessman Association/ Bazar Association of Jammu. He said that both the pilgrim tourism to the State which is one of the largest tourist activities in India and other normal tourist activities depend upon Jammu city playing a pivotal role and urged Government of India as well as the State Government to keep this fact into serious consideration so that economic activities the people of Jammu are engaged with to sustain themselves' and their families and enrich the state economy have to be promoted by giving special incentives.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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