New Delhi: Business owners are not happy with the government’s decision to have shops on the market that opens on alternative days according to strange numbering or even.
They insisted this would not help the management of the crowd because congestion was created by illegal vendors and seizures.
Trade agencies also expressed concern about further losses in financial times financially.
Traders of the New Delhi Association of Connaught Place claim that its members will adhere to the “mini locking, assuming this is to contain the spread of Covid deployment”.
Atul Bhargava, President of the Body, added, “However, opened shops, not a solution.
The focus must be in the management of the crowd on the market.” Bhargava also claimed, “as soon as the Covid case began to increase, we direct members to implement no-mask-no -ENTry, the distance of social and thermal distance.
We get all the markets cleaned and also request the new Delhi Council’s health department to do so.
“Traders complained that two locking had left them struggling without assistance or subsidies from the government and the announcement of the overall operation would be strange Have a negative impact because of salaries and overheads such as rent, utility bills still have to be paid.
Many of them argue that city companies fail to curb encroachment and examine illegal hawking are the main causes of crowding on the market.
“Every path in the market we have hundreds of vendors, most of them are invalid,” alleged Nitin Gupta, President, the Association of traders Kamla Nagar.
“They took all the space on the sidewalk, did not leave the way for people to move.
We don’t have crowding in the store.” Rakesh Yadav, President, Federation of Associations of Bazaar Traders aware, is also unhappy.
He said, “With the implementation of night hours, our employees and workers transport or lift goods at night face the problem.
We are fine with it, but this strange thing is too much at this point of time.
Even with shops closed, Vessors can still cause congestion.
“Brijesh Goel, Chairperson, Chamber of Commerce & Industry, shows that in markets that are not planned with shops that are not numbered, implementing strange – not even feasible.
“The trade association cannot control the crowd on the road.
They don’t have the power to do it,” he said.
Meanwhile, Delhi spokesman BJP Praveen Shankar Kapoor said the closure of trade and restaurant activities should be the last choice because the business is not in the “economically convenient situation”.
Delhi: Traders are at odds with formulas for stores
