Former President, JPPC and State Representative, JPCC, Aditya Vikram Jaiswal listened to traders' problems and assured efforts for solutions during his "Aditya Vikram Aapke Dwar" program from Churuwala Hotel towards Seva Sadan in Upper Bazar. Traders near Seva Sadan were troubled by waterlogging after the first rain, and patients going to the hospital faced significant difficulties.
Jaiswal, said he works as a social worker, not a politician. Today's rain has left the capital's people completely troubled. Roads turn into large ponds with just a little rain. Even after 24 years, Jharkhand's situation remains dire.
He also criticized the Ranchi Municipal Corporation, calling it a "hell corporation" without vision. While the state government is committed to development, the municipal corporation lacks a vision. The area around Seva Sadan has become difficult for traders and patients. This movement marks the beginning of a protest, ready to demonstrate or even lock the corporation's office if necessary.
In response to a question, Aditya Vikram said the state government can bring plans, but local representatives need to act and address issues at the root. However, local representatives are inactive and neglect public problems. Change is needed in the upcoming elections if this situation continues.
FJCCI Vice President Aditya Malhotra called the situation unacceptable, highlighting the thousands of patients at Seva Sadan. He demanded immediate removal of waterlogging and alternative arrangements to fix the road.