Stop the extortion and murders soon, otherwise there will be an appeal to close all the shops

The District Chamber of Commerce on Thursday staged a sit-in at Randhir Verma Chowk against the deteriorating law and order in the district, poor electricity-water system and the abolition of subsidy on electricity bill after 400 units. Chamber officials took a jibe at the police-administration for the continuing criminal incidents and extortion demands from the doctors.

Also warned that if all this does not stop, then shops and establishments will be closed across the district. Said that the traders are being called for extortion, intimidation is being done. They are forced to do business under the shadow of fear. Fearing more and more criminals, well-known surgeon Dr. Sameer Kumar was forced to leave Dhanbad.

It seems that the criminals have no fear of the police. The traders demanded that the administration should provide them security, so that they can do business with certainty. Simultaneously, the criminals should be caught and sent behind bars, and speed trial should be done and severely punished.

District Chamber of Commerce President Chetan Gayenka, General Secretary Ajay Narayan Lal, Former President Rajesh Gupta, Zeta General Secretary Rajiv Sharma, Bankmade Chamber's Pramed Gayel, Prabhat Surelia, Bazar Samiti's Vined Gupta, Vikas Kandve, Jeetendra Aggarwal along with- Along with Shrikant Agarwal, Ghanshyam Narnelli etc. were also involved.

{Chamber Officer Belle- Doing business under the shadow of fear

If the killings and extortion have not stopped in the district, the District Chamber will call its executive meeting and call for closure of shops and establishments.

Chetan Gayenka, President, District Chamber of Commerce

The law and order situation in the district is deteriorating. Crime is increasing. The fear of the police has been eroded from the minds of the criminals.

Ajay Narayan Lal, General Secretary, District Chamber of Commerce

Threatening calls from businessmen and doctors are a matter of concern. The administration should get the criminals punished, otherwise Dhanbad will lag behind in development.

Rajesh Gupta, former President, District Chamber of Commerce

The law and order has been chapped. Doctors and businessmen are fleeing. The police should catch the criminals soon, so that the sense of security can be brought in."

- Sehrab Khan, former President, Purana Bazar Chamber of Commerce

Law and order should be restored. Police will bring mangoes and coordinate with businessmen. Law and order should be improved at the earliest."

- Rajeev Sharma, General Secretary, Zeta