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Resumption of transport service much-needed relief for commuters, says Arvind
2/17/2025 10:26:58 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, Feb 17: After a prolonged gap of five years due to the COVID-19 pandemic, public transportation services in Shakti Nagar area of Jammu West have officially resumed. On the occasion, senior BJP leader and MLA Jammu West, Arvind Gupta, flagged off the Four-Wheeler Passenger Auto Service from Shakti Nagar (near AG Office) to Parade Ground, covering key locations such as Rajpura, Rehari, Ambphalla, Panjtirthi, and Kachi Chawni.
The event witnessed the presence of prominent BJP leaders and public representatives, including Mandal President Kushant Daffara, Ex-Corporator Surinder Choudhary, and senior leaders Bawa Sharma, Vedu Sharma, Zorawar Singh Jamwal, Rekha Sharma, Mohit Vaid, Karan Sharma, and Renu Choudhary.
Speaking on the occasion, MLA Arvind Gupta emphasized the BJP-led government's commitment to addressing public transportation challenges. He acknowledged the difficulties faced by commuters due to the absence of reliable transport services and assured that the resumption of this auto service would bring much-needed relief to daily passengers, office-goers, and students.
"The past five years have been challenging for public transport, but under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, our government has been proactive in restoring essential services. Today's initiative is a step towards improving connectivity and ensuring ease of travel for the residents of Jammu West. The introduction of these four-wheeler passenger autos will provide a cost-effective and convenient commuting option," he said.
Residents of the area welcomed the move, expressing gratitude towards the efforts of the MLA and the local administration. Many commuters shared their relief and appreciation for the newly resumed service, stating that it would significantly reduce their dependence on private vehicles and expensive alternatives.
MLA Arvind reiterated his dedication to the welfare of the people and pledged to continue working towards the betterment of infrastructure and public services in Jammu West.
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