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CEO Jammu Smart City emphasises digital payment for e-Bus fares

The Chief Executive Officer of Jammu Smart City seeks public cooperation in safeguarding Smart City properties
06:24 AM Aug 29, 2024 IST | GK NEWS SERVICE
ceo jammu smart city emphasises digital payment for e bus fares
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Jammu, Aug 28: The Commissioner of Jammu Municipal Corporation (JMC) and Chief Executive Officer of Jammu Smart City, Devansh Yadav on Wednesday urged citizens to utilise online payment methods including National Common Mobility Cards (NCMC) for electric bus fares to reduce pilferage and ensure a more efficient transport system.

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Addressing the media at a press conference held at JMC’s Town Hall, the JMC Commissioner, emphasized the importance of using UPI, NCMC cards, or other digital payment methods for fare transactions of electric buses.

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"We encourage all passengers, including students and the elderly, to adopt online payment options. Strict penalties will be imposed on those found travelling without valid tickets in electric buses," said Devansh Yadav.

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The Chief Executive Officer of Jammu Smart City seeks public cooperation in safeguarding Smart City properties.

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"We have observed damage to various properties, including pavements and optic fibre cables. We appealed to the citizens to cooperate in protecting these valuable assets," he said.

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He said that CCTV cameras had been installed across the city to monitor such incidents, with footage being shared with the Jammu and Kashmir Police to take strict action against offenders.

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The Commissioner highlighted JMC’s preparation for the upcoming Swachh Survekshan 2024 and called for active participation from both citizens and the media.

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Regarding the issue of non-functional street lights, Yadav assured that the matter is being addressed. "We have conducted meetings with the maintenance company responsible and they have been asked to resolve the issue on priority," he said.

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