Excelsior Correspondent
JAMMU, Feb 23: Divisional Commissioner, Sanjeev Verma today held a meeting of all the concerned departments to discuss measures for decongestion of areas around newly developed parking at General Bus stand.
Pertinent to mention, the multi level car parking at General Bus Stand has been opened for the public.
The meeting was attended by Commissioner JMC, Avny Lawasa; VC JDA, Babila Rakwal; Transport Commissioner, Pardeep Kumar; RTO Jammu, Dhananter Singh ADC Jammu, Gansham Singh besides senior functionaries of Traffic department.
The Divisional Commissioner asked the concerned officers to notify No parking zones and ensure decongestion of the areas for smooth flow of traffic in the city. He also asked officers to motivate General public to use car parking at General bus stand as it has been thrown open for public and avoid parking at markets and roads around bus stand area.
Meanwhile, members of Raghunath Bazar Association called on the Div Com and apprised him about the problems being faced by shop keepers.
The meeting had threadbare discussions on issuance of passes, rates of per day parking and other important issues.
The Divisional Commissioner directed the VC JDA to issue passes to shop keepers and look into the issues raised by the Association.
Earlier, the Divisional Commissioner convened a video conference meeting with all the Deputy Commissioners of Jammu division to review the implementation of court directions in a PIL title Save Animal Value Environment (SAVE).
The meeting was attended by officers of JMC, Animal Husbandry and other concerned while Deputy Commissioners of Jammu division attended the meeting through video conferencing.
The Deputy Commissioners apprised the Divisional Commissioner about the initiatives taken for welfare of animals in their respective districts and also informed about the activities.
It was informed in the meeting that the district administrations have been identified land for cow sheds (Goushalas) and in most of the districts the same has been transferred to the concerned departments for establishment of cowsheds.
It was also informed that societies for the prevention of cruelty against animals (SPCA) and Quick response teams have been constituted in all the districts, while the helpline numbers have also been notified.
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