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Police check Post to be established in Jeevan Shah Industrial Zone to improve law and order: says HCSTSI President

Traders’ association welcome new body of HCSTSI
HYDERABAD, Oct 28 (APP): Jeevan Shah Industrial Zone hosted a dinner reception in honour of the newly elected office-bearers of the Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders & Small Industry (HCSTSI), including President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui, Senior Vice President Muhammad Fahad Mian, Vice President Irfan Arbiani, and members of the Executive Committee.
Speaking on the occasion, President of Jeevan Shah Industrial Zone Haji Hassan Khan highlighted the problems faced by industrialists, stating that the unsatisfactory law and order situation, concerns regarding the safety of industrialists and the transportation of industrial goods, and inadequate infrastructure were creating obstacles to industrial activities.
He noted that the lack of proper roads and basic facilities was affecting routine industrial operations, while effective measures were urgently needed to protect businesspeople and their goods. He urged the Chamber’s leadership to coordinate with the relevant authorities and take practical steps to address these issues.
HCSTSI President Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui assured the gathering that the Chamber would play its role in improving law and order in Jeevan Shah Industrial Zone and ensuring the safety of industrialists. He stated that he had personally contacted SSP Hyderabad Shahzeb Chachar, who had approved the establishment of a police post within the industrial zone. He expressed the hope that the police post would be established within the coming week, helping improve the law and order situation and strengthen the protection of industrialists in the area.
Nadeem Ahmed Siddiqui further stated that issues relating to inadequate infrastructure and the shortage of basic facilities in the industrial zone would be taken up with the district administration to seek practical solutions in coordination with the relevant institutions.
He emphasized that maintaining law and order and providing better roads and essential facilities in industrial areas were vital not only for uninterrupted industrial operations but also for creating employment opportunities and promoting the local economy.
He reaffirmed that the Chamber would continue to raise industrialists’ concerns with the relevant authorities and maintain effective coordination to help resolve their problems.
The dinner reception was attended by members of the HCSTSI Executive Committee and senior members; Jeevan Shah Industrial Zone Senior Vice President Muhammad Umar Farooq, General Secretary Nadeem Ahmed Shaikh, Finance Secretary Muhammad Hanif Behlam, Media Coordinator Muhammad Feroz Khan, Executive Members Haris Sarwar and Muhammad Fareed Shaikh, and Shoaib Malik of the Human Rights Youth Organization.
Also present were Zubair Ghangro, Chairman of the SITE Association and Chief of Community Policing Hyderabad, and Imran Soharwardi, Deputy Chief of Community Policing Hyderabad and Chairman of I Own Hyderabad, along with other distinguished guests.

Source: APP (Associated Press of Pakistan)