Strike in Jammu first-time post Article 370

Jammu strike first time; On Wednesday, there is a complete strike in the winter capital of Jammu and Kashmir. The strike was called by the Jammu and Kashmir Commerce and Industry, which has the support of the Jammu and Kashmir High Court Bar Association as well as all political parties in Jammu and Kashmir.

Jammu strike first-time

Jammu Commerce and Industry says that Jio Reliance is going to open about 100 retail stores in the city of Jammu. Jio Reliance is Mukesh Ambani's company and the Ambani support of the ruling Bharatiya Janata Party is not hidden from anyone. (Jammu strike first time)

Farmers are smelling these laws to reward the 'corporate sector' by eliminating small farmers - which is why angry farmers in Punjab have demolished hundreds of Jio Reliance towers. The people of Jammu are also now openly expressing their fear of being bitten by Ambani Adani.

Ever since the special status of Jammu and Kashmir was abolished on August 5, 2019, the people of other parts of Jammu and Kashmir have been trying to convince the people of Jammu that the first target of this abolition will be the city of Jammu. The special status of Jammu and Kashmir was that no big businessman from outside the state could come here and buy land etc., the jobs here should be safe for the locals, etc.

Darbar Move ended

After August 5, 2019, the most affected city in Jammu. People are being harassed by setting up toll plazas in Jammu, Adhampur, and Kathua. There was also a lot of criticism on social media against toll plazas in Jammu city. Then the old tradition of 150 Darbar Move was ended and another thunderbolt was struck on the people of Jammu.

The policy of Darbar Move was started in 1872 by Maharaja Gulab Singh to carry out administrative affairs efficiently. After independence, it was maintained by various state governments. Srinagar and its environs get very cold in winter due to snowfall - heavy snowfall often paralyzes business life.

Similarly, in summer, Jammu city gets extremely hot like Delhi, Rajasthan, and UP. Srinagar is more suitable for summer work while Jammu is more suitable for winter work. Administrative matters The Secretariat was shifted to Jammu for six months in winter and to Srinagar for six months in summer, keeping in view the seasons.

Darbar Move was not only a means of communication between the two cities but it was also very useful for the economy of the two cities. The practice was abolished by the Jammu and Kashmir governor's administration in May this year. People also spoke out against it - the PDP president called the decision frivolous.

Ongoing protests

Chamber of Commerce and Industry CCI, Jammu Arun Gupta said that the move is aimed at putting pressure on the UT administration to stop harassing the traders of Jammu in one way or the other. “We appealed to all to observe a peaceful bandh against issues related to Chamber and Commerce. We are grateful that the bandh received an overwhelming response across the province, even from areas where we expected the least,” said Arun Gupta.

Several political parties supported the chamber bandh and I would like to humbly appeal to confine your protest to the issues raised by the traders,” Gupta categorically asked the political parties not to deal with the abrogation of traders' special status.

Transporters from Jammu also joined the protest and said that it is not only for traders but for every stakeholder in Jammu. Amidst the ongoing protests over the alleged opening of Reliance Retail stores chain for the past several days, the company on Tuesday said that the talk of us opening 100 stores (in Jammu) is completely wrong.

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