Jammu, July 5 -- In many Indian cities, auto-rickshaws remain a vital mode of transport for the common man. However, the lack of regulation and accountability often leads to exploitation, especially during peak tourist seasons or religious events. Overcharging by auto-rickshaw drivers has become a pervasive menace, troubling locals and visitors alike. In the absence of metered fares and proper enforcement, many drivers demand arbitrary rates, turning short-distance travel into a costly affair. This unethical practice not only burdens the daily commuter but also brings disrepute to the city's image.
Jammu, currently witnessing a massive influx of devotees due to the ongoing Shri Amarnath Yatra, is no exception. Thousands of pilgrims from ac...