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Road rage: Adhir Ranjan's plea to PM Modi ignites traffic management debate

Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, a prominent figure in the Indian National Congress and leader in the Lok Sabha, has penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the significant traffic disruptions caused by the Prime Minister's motorcade in central Delhi.

News Arena Network - Kolkata - UPDATED: March 15, 2024, 11:50 PM - 2 mins read

Congress Leader Adhir Chowdhury and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Image for representative use only.

Road rage: Adhir Ranjan's plea to PM Modi ignites traffic management debate

Congress Leader Adhir Chowdhury and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Image for representative use only.


Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, a prominent figure in the Indian National Congress and leader in the Lok Sabha, has penned a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi, highlighting the significant traffic disruptions caused by the Prime Minister's motorcade in central Delhi.

 

In his communication dated March 15, Mr. Chowdhury emphasized the importance of prioritizing the Prime Minister's security while also addressing the challenges faced by commuters due to the VVIP movement.

 

Acknowledging the paramount importance of Prime Minister Modi's safety and well-being to the Indian populace, Mr. Chowdhury underscored the need for a balanced approach that considers the inconvenience faced by various sections of society, including daily wage earners, patients, students, and office-goers.

 

He cited instances of individuals missing essential appointments, such as flights, trains, and examinations, or experiencing delays in accessing critical medical care due to prolonged traffic disruptions caused by VVIP movements.

 

Expressing his concerns about the adverse impact of these traffic snarls on the general public, Mr. Chowdhury urged traffic management experts and authorities to collaborate on devising a comprehensive plan. This plan, he suggested, should aim to mitigate the hardships faced by commuters while ensuring the Prime Minister's security remains uncompromised.

 

Mr. Chowdhury's letter serves as a reminder of the broader societal implications of VVIP movements and underscores the need for proactive measures to minimize disruptions. By bringing attention to the challenges faced by ordinary citizens, he advocates for a balanced approach that prioritizes both security imperatives and the well-being of the public.

 

The communication from Mr. Chowdhury comes at a crucial juncture as the country gears up for upcoming elections, with political parties intensifying their efforts to connect with voters. As part of this process, addressing issues of public concern, such as traffic management during VVIP movements, becomes increasingly pertinent.

 

In conclusion, Mr. Chowdhury's letter to Prime Minister Modi underscores the importance of addressing the logistical challenges associated with VVIP movements while maintaining the highest standards of security. It calls for a collaborative effort involving experts and authorities to devise solutions that prioritize both security imperatives and the welfare of the general public.

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