Chib reviews works in Suchetgarh
GK NEWS NETWORK
Suchetgarh, July 4: Minister for Medical and Technical Education, R S Chib today reviewed ongoing works in Suchetgarh.
Chib met deputations who highlighted their demands.
Addressing public, Chib cautioned the people against the communal forces who, according to him were hell-bent upon to disturb the peace in the state. He appealed the people not to pay heed to the rumours.
He said the Amarnath Yatra would be conducted smoothly and appreciated the people of Jammu for maintaining peace and harmony in the region.
Meanwhile, Chib inaugurated a private showroom at Bakshi Nagar and said the Jammu city was fast becoming a hub of business activities with the opening of show rooms selling branded items. He said with the introduction of branded items, the consumers here were getting quality stuff.
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