Write a letter to the editor of an english daily about the rising instances of road - block due to political meetings and propaganda before the upcoming elections.
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Formal letter to newspaper editor:
From
Sender's name,
Sender's address.
To
The editor,
xyz newspaper.
Respected sir/madam,
Subject: Publishing an article about rising traffic jams during election reg/-
I am working as teacher in government girls high school. I need to reach the school by 8 clock daily. I would start from home by 7 clock but, due to election I am required to start the travel from 6 clock. The 1 hour travel now requires 2 hours travel to reach the destination.
Many people are also struggling to reach their destination on time. This is all due to the political meetings and propaganda that are taking place in the early morning. Some people are also holding the flow of traffic which leads to traffic ams.
I request you to write an article about this problem and bring it to the eyes of the election commissioner.
Thanking you
Yours truly,
xxx.