Sonu Agarwal Appointed New City President of Industry and Commerce Association in Etawah
The Industry and Commerce Association in Etawah has formed its new city committee with Sonu Agarwal as the new city president.
इटावा | मनोज कुमार
Industry and Commerce Association Forms New City Committee in Etawah
The Industry and Commerce Representative Association in Etawah, Uttar Pradesh, has officially formed its new city committee. In this significant administrative change, Sonu Agarwal has been appointed as the new City President.
During a special event held on Friday, the newly appointed officials took charge and were presented with certificates. The chief guests at the ceremony included Sarvesh Chauhan, Senior Vice President of the Industry and Commerce Representative Association Uttar Pradesh, and Alok Dixit, Etawah District President.
New Executive Body Formed
The new city committee sees Sonu Agarwal as the President, with Ivadhur Rahman appointed as the Youth City President. Additionally, Nishish and Shivam Verma have been selected as City Ministers. Deepak Verma, Hafiz Khan, Anand Verma, and Rajni Dubey have been appointed as City Vice Presidents.
Rajiv has been made the City Treasurer, and Haseen Waris has been included as the Youth District Organization Minister. The committee aims to strengthen the organization and enhance its activeness.
Pledge to Protect Traders' Interests
Addressing the gathering, senior officials of the organization reiterated their commitment to prioritize traders' issues and make every possible effort for their swift resolution. They emphasized strengthening the organization and increasing its engagement.
The officials expressed confidence that the new committee will effectively protect the interests of traders.
Present on the occasion were several officials including District General Secretary Abhay Tandon, District Treasurer Kamil Qureshi, Manoj Kumar Katheria, Chaman Warsi, Ashok Jatav, Haji Sheikh Aftab, Haji Hannan Mansoori, Brijesh Rathore, and Sunil Kushwaha. Representatives from the women's unit, including Purvi, Chitra Parihar, Meera Rajput, Khushi Saxena, Karishma, and Sweety Mathuria, also marked their presence.
All workers of the organization resolved to work unitedly to safeguard the interests of traders.