Jaipur: Around 37 Market Associations held a meeting with JMC, inheritance on Tuesday as their shops were flooded after rain on Monday.
In addition, a poor drainage system, representatives of different market associations submitted various demands before the Civic body.
The flooded roads and veranda flooded damaged items in several stores on Monday after one hour of rainfall.
Traders demand a better drainage system in the city so they don’t have to face such problems every year during the rainy season.
Subhash Goyal, President Jaipur Vaypaar Mahasangh, said, “There is a need to improve the drainage system and parking in the city.
Envant to the road by street vendors is proven expensive for traders.
Traders are forced to show goods on the porch for buyers..
If this vendor is removed , illegal encroachment and parking problems will be completed.
“The association demands tilted parking in the city for better management.
In Johari Market, complaints are accepted about contractors who do not manage parking properly.
The Smart City project has begun to renovate the veranda but the slow rate of work demanded by traders to accelerate.
Because of the three-month lock, traders faced big losses and now demanding the neglect of UD taxes for the same thing.
“We need government support in this problem.
Another problem is the garbage depot and no toilet for women.
We want the garbage depot removed from the main road that gives a bad image to the UNESCO World Heritage site,” said Goyal.
There are thousands of e-rickshaws that are not registered in the walled city that has become a threat of traffic.
The association of traders has demanded to curb their number and give them the same color to identify.
Apart from this, the power cable on the pole, the involvement of traders in smart city parking lots and toilets was also discussed.
Commissioner JMC Awadhesh Meena and Mayor of Munesh Gurjar attended the meeting.
Both of them guarantee the association that their complaints will be resolved soon.
Meanwhile, 25 shop owners at Amber Road near Jorawar Singh Road closed their store and sat in Dharna over JMC not cleaning Nullah nearby.
After rainfall, Nullah overflowed the problem on the market.
After a guarantee by corporate employees, the traders ended their protests.