Gurgaon: The Municipal Corporation of Gurgaon (MCG) has comprised teams to assess whether stores in the town’s economies are following the recommendations issued by the government.
The groups issued challans into 15 stores in Sadar Bazar discovered to be available in breach of their left-right principle on Thursday.
MCG teams are assessing crowded markets such as Sadar Bazar, Jacobpura along with Old railroad street and imposing penalties for breach of the standards.
In markets such as Sadar Bazar, stores on the right and left faces of the street have been advised to start on alternative days.
But the stores have no defined amounts and the marketplace has entrance from either side, which makes it tough to determine the right and left sides.
MCG has indicated that the sides so that stores may open so.
“Crowded markets will probably be assessed by our teams because there are complaints that some dealers aren’t adhering to the instructions follow odd-even rules.
My authorities group and that I seen Sadar Bazar, Jacobpura along with other adjacent markets on Thursday and discovered 15 stores open on the incorrect side.
These stores are issued challans and may likely be under surveillance today,” explained Jitender Garg, MCG combined commissioner-2.
Deputy commissioner Yash Garg said limitations are raised considering the effects of lockdown on companies, but individuals are thronging markets because of that Covid-19 can distribute farther.
15 Sadar Bazar Stores violate left-right Guideline, Caused by MCG
