Had to write a letter to the Chairman to remove encroachments on the shrinking roads of Bahadurgarh city.

Bahadurgarh News:Roads in Bahadurgarh city markets have shrunk due to encroachments and illegal occupation by shopkeepers. The railway road, which is about 70 feet wide, remains only 15 feet wide during the day. For this reason, shopping customers are faced with problems, but rescue and fire engines cannot arrive here in an emergency. For this reason, the city’s residents also face problems. Recognizing this, Chairman Saroj Ramesh Rathi has written a letter to the senior official of the municipal council asking him to stop interference in the markets.

Because of the attacks, there is a lot of crowding in the city’s markets. This causes problems for the city residents. City council officials should provide convenience to people by removing encroachments. According to chairman Saroj Ramesh Rathi, visitors to the markets should not face any problems. To this end, the shop owners themselves should remove disruptions to the streets. Authorities should remove encroachments on all market streets on a regular basis. In view of the ever-increasing complaints, Chairman Saroj Ramesh Rathi has directed civic officials to remove encroachments from all markets in the city. After September 27, 2022, November 14, 2022, December 16, 2022, he has now written the letter on November 22, 2023. Even after Pradhan wrote the letter for several months, the encroachments in the city’s main markets and squares have not been removed. Because of this, the streets are still blocked by shopkeepers attacking key places. The attacks are widespread from the city’s main market to Eisenbahnstrasse. Nahara-Nahari Road, Jhajjar Road and Najafgarh Road were also invaded by shopkeepers who turned the road into a narrow lane. Shopkeepers create a crowded area on the street by placing extra goods etc. in front of their shops. On the main market, where cars used to be able to pass through without any problems, they are now no longer able to pass through the market during the day under any circumstances. Due to the rush of customers, there is a traffic jam during the day.

Places like Jhajjar Road, Najafgarh Road, Main Bazaar, Shiv Chowk, Bus Stand, Delhi-Rohtak Road and Devilal Park etc. of the city were raided by shopkeepers and residents. Complaints about this are constantly being received. Despite repeated information, no permanent solution could be found. Keeping public interest in mind, strict measures will be taken to prevent interference in the city’s markets. – Saroj Ramesh Rathi, Chairman, Bahadurgarh Municipal Council

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