Jallandarites can now voice out their concerns to their Mayor through 94.3 MY FM

94.3 MY FM in association with the civic authority of Jallandhar brings an opportunity for the residents of Jallandar to voice out their concerns & suggestion in making the city better to the Mayor. Now every Saturday MY FM Jallandhar listeners will get a platform to talk about their civic grievances to the Mayor of the city, live on 94.3 MY with the MY FM RJ Jassi, every Saturday between 9-11am on the breakfast show Salaam Punjab.

The activity has been undertaken as a 94.3 MY FM initiative for the betterment of the city in an utmost manner, thereby offering its listeners a direct platform to be heard and share their concerns & suggestions, which are either ignored or do not get noticed by the concerned authorities.

MY FM will make sure that no stone is left unturned and no obstacle comes in the way of its listeners to reach out to the Mayor. The radio channel is offering various means such as sms, calls, emails, comments on a dedicated facebook page, drop boxes kept at key locations and OB RJ covering high traffic areas, for the listener's to share their suggestions and feedback with the Mayor.

Speaking on the occasion Rakesh Rathore, Mayor Jallandhar said, "It is always good to see citizens taking keen interest in reformation processes. A cohesive effort of the residents and the concerned authority can certainly bring about great deal of changes when taking about fundamental issues such as civic grievances. MY FM's reach out through its listeners will enable us and residents of Jallandar to get to the areas that need special attention."

Commenting on the initiative, Harrish M Bhatia ' CEO, 94.3 MY FM (Dainik Bhaskar Group) says "We are quite elated about this recent association and surely hope that by the way of a mutual effort from MY FM, the residents and the concerned authority, we would be able to bring about significant changes. Spreading the spirit of Jiyo Dil Se, the activity will surely bring out the passion that each resident exudes towards the betterment of the city."