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*Ankur Sharma & Vishal Chopra Inaugurate Nature Beauty Salon at Roop Nagar*

*Jammu, 8 July* – A new *Nature Beauty Salon* was inaugurated today at Roop Nagar in the presence of *BJP Spokesperson Shri Ankur Sharma* and *National Chairman of National Anti-Terrorism Front India, Shri Vishal Chopra*.

Both leaders cut the ribbon and interacted with the salon owner and staff. *Former Corporator of Roop Nagar Tripta Devi , Suresh Chadha*, *NATF National Advisor Shri Abhishek Kapoor*, *Natf National Executive Members , Nigam Chopra , and Anshuman Chopra*, many local residents, and the salon owner were also present on the occasion.

Addressing those present, the leaders said young entrepreneurs must be encouraged and supported. They stated that providing opportunities to youth to start their own work will help make the country more progressive and self-reliant.

The leaders congratulated the owner for starting the venture and wished the salon great success in the coming years.

BJP चंडीगढ़ प्रभारी (SC मोर्चा) सुरेंद्र भगत जी ने भाजपा के राष्ट्रीय अध्यक्ष नितिन नबिन जी से भेंट की। इस दौरान उन्होंने समाज सुधारक और J&K आरक्षण संघर्ष के नायक, शहीद भगत अमरनाथ जी के जीवन और उनके बलिदान के बारे में विस्तार से चर्चा की।
शहीद भगत अमरनाथ जी ने जम्मू-कश्मीर के SC/ST/OBC और अन्य वंचित वर्गों के अधिकारों और आरक्षण के लिए अपना सर्वोच्च बलिदान दिया था। उनकी शहीदभगत अमरनाथ जी की किताब *अमर_गाथा* भेंट की।

Arunpal Singh, Provincial Working President, JKNC Student Union, today met with Er. Mohd. Hanief Chauhan, Chief Engineer, Jal Shakti Department, Jammu, along with a delegation from Ward No. 49, Channi Rama, to discuss several pressing public issues affecting local residents.

During the meeting, the delegation highlighted the issue of irregular water supply, stating that the absence of a fixed schedule has been causing significant inconvenience to the public. They also raised concerns regarding the negligence of concerned officials and field staff, whose lack of accountability has resulted in poor public service and delays in addressing public grievances.

Another major issue brought to the notice of the Chief Engineer was the construction debris left on roads after the completion of departmental works. The delegation pointed out that contractors often fail to clear road debris, creating inconvenience for commuters, posing safety hazards, and affecting the cleanliness of the locality.

Arunpal Singh urged the Chief Engineer to issue necessary directions to the concerned officials to ensure a regular and timely water supply, improve the accountability and efficiency of field staff, and strictly instruct contractors to remove all construction debris immediately after the completion of works.

The Chief Engineer gave a patient hearing to the delegation and assured them that the grievances would be looked into on priority and that appropriate directions would be issued to the concerned authorities for their early redressal.

The delegation expressed gratitude to the Chief Engineer for his positive response and hoped that the issues would be resolved at the earliest in the larger public interest.