DIG Meets Traders in Etawah, Emphasizes Law and Order and Smoother Traffic
Etawah DIG, Yamuna Prasad, met with prominent traders and business organization representatives to discuss enhancing law and order and improving traffic flow.
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Law and Order and Traffic Facilitation Take Center Stage
In Etawah, a significant meeting was held on Friday, October 9, 2026, at the Etawah Police Line auditorium. DIG Range Yamuna Prasad convened with key traders and representatives from various business organizations from the district.
The primary objective of this dialogue was to ensure law and order in the markets, guarantee the safety of traders, and facilitate smoother traffic management. Particular emphasis was placed on establishing better coordination between the police and the business community to foster a secure and conducive environment for commercial activities.
Key Officials Present and Assurances Given
Present at this crucial meeting were Senior Superintendent of Police Brijesh Kumar Srivastava, SP City Babita Singh, and SP Rural Shrish Chandra, along with all Circle Officers of the district. Officials from the police administration assured traders of their continuous efforts to maintain a peaceful atmosphere in the markets and improve the traffic system.
During the meeting, extensive discussions were also held on various suggestions to further strengthen security standards. The police administration reiterated its commitment to the safety and well-being of the business community.
Business Community Representatives Share Insights
The meeting saw significant participation from representatives of various business organizations, led by Sarvesh Singh Chauhan, the State Senior Vice President of the Industry Trade Representative Mandate. Prominent office-bearers such as Taranpal Singh (Patron), Alok Dixit (District President), Manoj Kumar Katheria, Kamil Qureshi, Ashok Jatav, Chaman Warsi, and Sardar Mandeep Singh were part of the delegation.
City President Sonu Agarwal and Line Paar President Sunil Kushwaha also apprised the officials of specific issues pertaining to their respective areas. The presence of Mamta Dubey (General Secretary of the Women's Business Association), Chitra Parihar, Jyoti Paliwal, and Purvi Saxena also added importance to this dialogue.
Furthermore, Rahul Dixit (President of the Industry Forum), Dev Gupta (President of the Readymade Association), and various other business representatives actively participated in the discussions. All attendees shared their experiences and suggestions, which aided police officers in understanding the ground-level challenges related to law and order and traffic.