Monday 10 June 2024
Muzaffarabad (Urdu Point Latest News - NNI. June 10, 2024) Non-state farmers have taken the fruit and vegetable market hostage. Local businessmen are suffering. The citizens of Muzaffarabad and the surrounding areas started being slaughtered with a blunt knife. The wholesalers and Aartis started sweating.
Prices of vegetables and fruits could not be moderated. Lemons hit an all-time high. 600 rupees per pa were sold. According to the details, the media investigation team has revealed in a survey that the only vegetable and fruit market of the city of Muzaffarabad has been taken over by non-state actors. These influential Aadhyas have also formed self-organized organizations for a long time, in which they have brought together a few helpless people, leaving the local people behind.
Under the guise of these organizations, these people continue to blackmail the administration and other institutions. Under the guise of these organizations, they have made many political leaders their allies and sometimes they continue to advertise and make speeches for them. In this way, they have established a system of their own, due to which the common people have been forced to hang. These crops do not come under the control of the Chairman Price Control Committee since a long time they have established their rule over the vegetable and fruit market.
Due to these aadhis, carriages and thadas are installed even in the busiest streets and intersections, which they support. According to the media report, this Aadhati group has also disrupted the city power politics and every day these Aadhatis play a key role in any protest movement and use Afghani Pathans who surround the fire.
It has also been revealed in the media report that because of these Aadhyas and their self-styled organizations, riots are also happening in the city every day. Several times these Aartis and the officials of their self-styled organization have also made it a habit to attack the people of the concerned institutions and affect other writs of law. The civil society, including the elites of the political, social, religious, commercial, public, academic and literary circles, have requested the relevant institutions to scrutinize the organizations established in the vegetable and fruit market, in addition to bringing them under the law in order to correct the Qibla of non-state Aadhyas. .
