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Madan inaugurates Shelter Shed | Inspects arrangements for ensuing Amarnath Yatra | | Early Times Report JAMMU, June 16 : The Member Parliament (MP) Jammu Poonch Constituency Madan Lal Sharma today inaugurated newly constructed Shelter Shed at Yatri- Niwas Bhagwati Nagar - the Jammu base camp for Amarnath Yatra, and also inspected the arrangements made by the local administration for comfortable stay of the yatris during the upcoming pilgrimage to Cave shrine in South Kashmir. He instructed all the allied departments involved with Yatra arrangements to ensure best possible facilities to make the pilgrimage a pleasant experience for the devotees. Interacting with officers and representatives of various social organizations after inaugurating the Shelter Shed completed at a cost of Rs. 25 lakh under MPLAD Scheme, he said in view of ensuing yatra from 25 June, 2012, all the concerned departments should gear up their men and machinery to make all arrangements well in time. He enjoined upon the officers and social organizations to ensure that the pilgrims would be provided every type of assistance. He particularly stressed upon maintaining cleanliness around the camp area and toilets and bathrooms of Yatri Niwas round the clock. He also stressed for landscaping and beautification of surroundings of Yatri Niwas. Emphasising the need for tapping the tourism potential of unexplored areas, he said that the Jammu and Kashmir state was blessed with abundant natural splendour which needs to be tapped fully for economic prosperity of the people. The MP hoped that the hoteliers and transporters, including the cab operators would cooperate with the Government by charging genuine and government fixed rates for their services. He said the visiting devotees should leave with pleasant memories of hospitality they received here and tell about the same to their people back at their home states. He said this would greatly help in promotion of tourism in the state. In this regard he sought the cooperation of unions of Hoteliers, Taxi operators and other stakeholders in the tourism trade. He said that the Government was committed to develop tourist potential areas in Jammu region by creating necessary tourism related infrastructure facilities so that tourists visiting Shri Mata Vaishno Devi Ji Shrine could be diverted to these natural spots to boost tourism industry in the region. Besides, Deputy Commissioner Jammu Sanjeev Verma, Director Tourism Jammu R. S. Mehta and senior officers, Ex-Minister Manjit Singh, General Secy PCC Kanta Bhan, Chairman Jammu Praytan Vikas Mandal (Apex body of 22 Organization) Ravi Mahajan, President Hotel Bar & Restaurants Association Kuldeep Wahi, President All Hotel & Lodges Association Inderjeet Khajuria, Tourist Taxi Federation Jammu Province Devinder Choudhary, presidents/representatives of various organization were also present on the occasion. |
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