Srinagar, Oct 26: The Batamaloo Traders Association (BTA) welcomed Salman Ali Sagar, MLA from Hazratbal (National Conference), for a dialogue on community welfare and trader concerns in Srinagar city. According to a spokesperson of BTA, Mr. Sagar, invited by BTA President Peer Imtiyaz ul Hassan, engaged with traders and residents of Batamaloo to discuss key issues and listen to local perspectives. This was Mr. Sagar’s first trade meeting since his election, highlighting his commitment to community engagement, the spokesperson told Ziraat Times.
The BTA President presented a document detailing pressing issues faced by traders and residents of Batamaloo, along with a report on challenges around non-performing assets (NPAs) and related privacy concerns.
The event saw participation from various trade bodies, including:
– All Traders Transporter Joint Coordination Committee
– Confederation of Indian Traders (CIT)
– Rehabilitation Alliance, Kashmir
– Qamarwari Traders Manufacturers Association
– Kashmir Bakers & Confectioners Association
– Jammu Kashmir Business Confederation (JKBC)
– Joint Traders Association (Lal Chowk)
– Jehlum Plaza Market
– Balgarden Traders Association
– Wani Market, Batamaloo
Shabir Ahmad Matjee, BTA’s Publicity Chief, anchored the event, while Mr. Shahid from the Kashmir Bakers & Confectioners Association joined BTA President Peer Imtiyaz ul Hassan in addressing concerns and discussing solutions.
The BTA President thanked Mr. Salman Sagar for his participation, and Mr. Sagar, in turn, praised BTA’s dedication and expressed his commitment to addressing the needs of traders and residents. He assured attendees that their concerns would be prioritized.
Key BTA members in attendance included:
– Mehraj Uddin Ganie – General Secretary
– Wasim Afroz Khan – Senior Vice President
– Shabir Ahmad Matjee – Publicity Chief
– Wasim Elahi Paul
– F. Iqbal Bazaz
– Sheikh Liyakat Hussain
– Masrat Amin Bhat
– Warsi Imtiyaz
The meeting concluded on a hopeful note, with participants expressing satisfaction over the productive discussions. The BTA looks forward to strengthened collaboration with the government to support continued progress for the Batamaloo community.
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