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Rath, Mattu engaged in a war of words over traffic management in Srinagar on twitter

K H News Service by K H News Service
November 9, 2018
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Srinagar/Nov,9: Inspector General of Police (IGP), Traffic Basant Rath and the newly-elected mayor of Srinagar Municipal Corporation (SMC) Junaid Mattu are engaged in a war of words over increasing traffic mismanagement in Srinagar.

Rath hit out at Mattu after Mayor Mattu sought a review of traffic plans in the city in view of “traffic management issues”.

“Not your domain. Traffic diversion at Jehangir Chowk is a compulsion. The vendors have created a mess on Amira Kadal-HSHS-Maharaja Bazaz-LD Hospital stretch. SMC needs to clear the mess,” Rath wrote on Twitter while responding to Mattu.

Earlier, Mattu had said that he had received numerous complaints of traffic mismanagement issues in the city.

“Have received numerous complaints about traffic mismanagement issues in the city. I have spoken to the SP Traffic (Urban) and sought a review of current traffic diversions and plans. The SMC has been directed to help with decongestion of alternate routes for some relief,” Mattu wrote on Twitter.

On Thursday Mattu had said that Rath was “unwell” after the latter termed him as “cabbage” over his remarks on wetlands

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