Uttar Pradesh Vyapar Pratinidhi Mandal Expands Youth Committee in Etawah, Appoints Seven
The Uttar Pradesh Udyog Vyapar Pratinidhi Mandal has expanded its youth city committee in Etawah, assigning new responsibilities to seven key merchants.

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Youth Committee Expansion in Etawah
The Uttar Pradesh Udyog Vyapar Pratinidhi Mandal has expanded its youth city committee in Etawah, appointing seven prominent merchants to new roles. This expansion aims to strengthen the organization and safeguard the interests of traders by filling crucial positions.
Under the expansion, Manoj Jain has been appointed as the Youth City General Secretary, Avneesh Pandey as Youth City Vice President, and Mohammad Sameer as Youth City Treasurer. Additionally, Shivam Prajapati, Mohammad Mohsin, and Shoaib Khan have been nominated as Youth City Organization Ministers. Furthermore, Manthan Verma and Mohammad Saqi have been appointed as Youth City Ministers.
Welcome and Organizational Role
The city president of the Youth Vyapar Mandal, Ibadurrahman, announced these appointments in the presence of State Senior Vice President Sarvesh Singh Chauhan, District President Alok Dixit, District General Secretary Abhay Tandon, and other senior officials. Following these unanimous decisions, the newly appointed officials were warmly welcomed.
The newly appointed officials were warmly welcomed.
Addressing Merchants' Concerns
The chief guest, Sarvesh Singh Chauhan, highlighted the challenges faced by merchants in his address. He stated that traders often encounter various problems and harassment through government channels. Therefore, he emphasized the critical need for the expansion and strengthening of the organization to ensure the dignity and security of traders. He identified unity as the most effective means to resolve merchants' issues.
He identified unity as the most effective means to resolve merchants' issues.
Commitment to Protecting Traders' Interests
District President Alok Dixit reiterated the organization's commitment to protecting the interests of traders. He stressed that the unity of merchants not only boosts their morale but also strengthens their voice at the governance level. A large number of officials, including District Vice Presidents Ashok Jatav, Haji Sheikh Aftab, Chaman Warsi, State Women Minister Manju Lata Dwivedi, City Women President Purvi Saxena, and City President Sonu Agarwal, were present at the event. All newly appointed officials pledged to faithfully adhere to the organization's policies and work collaboratively for the upliftment of traders. This expansion signifies the organization's increased activity within the local business community.
