Jaipur: Because the ban on the sale of firecrackers was appointed this year, people in the city made the optimal use of this opportunity.
Compared to 2019, the sale of firecrackers in the city in Diwali this year almost doubled according to the number of Lightning Traders Association.
Traders say they do not anticipate customers will come in such an amount and have limited shares sold out on night Diwali itself.
Jaipur police have published nearly 900 temporary licenses to sell firecrackers to various traders throughout the city and the city already have 200 firecrackers have a permanent license.
“It seems that sales are almost multiply compared to 2019.
In Choti and Badi Diwali, the majority of firecrackers have got all their items sold out.
Also, it looks a lot even though it has several firecracking stocks at home coming to buy it,” said Mustafa Saeed Firecracking shop at the expensive Eve market in the city.
Zahir Ahamed, president of the firecracker association, said, “The decline in sales was witnessed.
In some places up 50% while in many places where firecrackers only multiply compared to what we have in 2019.
Customers love to buy firecrackers.” However, Jaipur police stated that With strict vigilance and licensing norms, there is no fire incident because firecrackers are watched close and around stores that sell firecrackers.
“We have formed a team of views that visit every store to see if they have a fire extinguisher and other resources to meet emergencies.
Also, unlike every year we do not allow firecrackers selling firecrackers the next day Diwali,” said Haider Ali Zaidi , the additional commissioner of the police, law and order.
Also, it was seen that the police were a little soft on firecrackers, especially they did not check whether firecracker sellers actually sold green firecrackers or not.
Likewise, while raising the prohibition of the government specifically asked the public not to explode firecrackers after 10pm, but continued all night Diwali.