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Traffic chaos ahead of Eid hits business; KEA seeks Guv’s intervention | KNO

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Srinagar, May 29 (KNO) : Expressing serious concern over traffic chaos, Kashmir Economic Alliance (KEA) Chairman, Haji Muhammad Yasin Khan Wednesday said mess on Valley roads has badly affected business activities here. In a statement issued to KNO, Khan who also heads Kashmir Traders and Manufacturers Federation (KTMF) said, prospective shopping ahead of the Eid was the time, when the traders could do some business to eke out a living but that the traffic chaos has badly affected such activities especially in the summer capital of Srinagar. He said Traffic Police department not only failed to implement a dignified traffic plan in coordination with the stakeholders especially traders but that the traffic cops could be seen busy imposing challans on congested roads only to add to the congestion. Khan said given the massive gridlocks, most of the markets in Srinagar and towns in other districts were giving a deserted look with regard to the footfall as shoppers find it impossible to reach such marketplaces. He said the Central Business District of Lal Chowk in particular was worst hit as the prospective shoppers are avoiding coming to the city center. KEA media head Farhan Kitab said, “No proper arrangement of parking has been put in place nor traffic regulation is up to the mark and that result is that the hope of business community to do business is badly hit.” Seeking personal intervention of Governor SP Malik, Khan also appealed Divisional Commissioner Kashmir Baseer Ahmed Khan to take stakeholders especially traders into confidence to get rid of the menace on the roads so that people get respite.(KNO)

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