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JTC demands regular ration supply 12/30/2014 10:54:31 PM Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 30: A meeting of Jagti Tenement Committee (JTC) was held under the President Ship of Shadi Lal Pandita in which some burning issue ware discussed . Shadi Lal Pandita said one of the burning issues is supply of ration in the Jagti Migrant Camp. The members said it was felt that the CAPD Depots is supplying the ration supply to the registered Depots in Jagti Camp at the fag end of the month which created havoc in the Jagti Camp when the same is being distributed in the last days of the months. He further said that this type of practices have been felt very wrong as the time of distribution of ration their seems only jumbling and nobody gets ration at his/her satisfaction. The JTC members appealed the Chief Secy to direct the CAPD Department to supply ration to the Jagti inmates at least for about 20 days of the particular month.The JTC also demands more two Governments ration Depots to be opened in the Jagti Camp so that the difficulties may be reduced to some extent. It was also felt that there are less Depots as compared to the inmates living in the Jagti camp.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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