Junagadh SP says keep all the proofs when you borrow money for your safety

Key Takeaways:

• The Gujarati government has launched an initiative to lower usury. In Junagadh, the police today held three public hearings on usury.
• On Mangnath Road, there have been incidents of both goods being taken away without being paid for and theft from stores.
• If you have cash, however, you can pay online. If you keep the transaction documentation, the police might have an easy time.

The Gujarati government has started a campaign to reduce usury. The police held a public hearing on usury at three locations today in Junagadh. Wherein the businessmen discussed the problems in their individual fields.

The police held a Lok Darbar in Junagadh City at Manganath Road, Gandhi Chowk, and Danapith. Wherein the traders asked their questions. 

SP Raviteja Vasamshetty stated, “I have received multiple representations on Manganath Road on this occasion.” which results in traffic congestion because there is no parking.

There is no parking facility, and the road is quite narrow. Therefore, conflict arises daily. We are willing to challenge the police officer who believes this constable would be more appropriate in this circumstance. 

In this way, there have been instances of theft from stores on Mangnath Road, as well as instances of goods being taken away but not being paid for. 

Additionally, the carrier has threatened to submit a similar complaint. Therefore, traders should complain about such incidents.

You whine about everything, no matter how minor. When 10 to 15 people converge on this road, no one complains. 

As a result, the law provides for a three-year sentence as a punishment if someone practises usury with you. 

Pay online, though, if you have cash. Or the police may have an easy time if you keep the transaction’s proof.