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MJR-47 discuss problems in wake of COVID-19 4/27/2020 12:54:23 AM Early Times Report Jammu, Apr 26: In a video conference of select members of MJR-47 conducted by S. Chiranjeet Singh Khalsa, Ex-MLC, discussed the problems being raised by many in view of the present state of the pandemic. J.S. Sudan, Convener, S. Suchwant Singh, Chief Spokesman MJR-47, O.P. Khajuria, Dalip Singh, Dr. Padam Raina, Daljeet Singh and Harjeet Singh joined online and highly appreciated the massive efforts made by J&K UT dispensation to contain the spread of Covid-19 pandemic in the state and save precious human lives. The steps taken so far are showing results in containing this deadly virus leading to minimal mortality and that too mainly due to unauthorized entry of people in the state and hiding themselves. Constant review is made to minimize difficulties of the public in general and concessions are allowed wherever necessary. It was strongly demanded that all those valley people who had come to spend winter days either in Jammu or had gone to other states where their offspring are working have become stranded. They are unable to travel back to their homes due to the strict enforcement of lockdown. Their going back at this time is very important as all agriculture operations are at their peak. Orchardist’s presence in their orchards is very essential these days. As all orchard operations alone will lend optimal and good quality produce of cherry, apple, and other fruits. Quality produce can only fetch them a good return for which they have only one annual ongoing season. J&K is an agriculture-based economy and horticulture is major source of state economy and majority people. Moreover, many businessmen and vendors who go to other states in winter to sell handicraft products viz. shawls, etc. and return back to work for next winter while being in state and at their places in summer. Presently they are also stranded wherever they are in outside states and are without business due to lockdown. Unless all those stranded don’t return at this critical time, it will impact their income and state economy in general. Their return should be assured subject to all those SOP (Standard Operation Procedures).   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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