New Delhi: The Delhi High Court on Monday traces his hearing into a petition batch about the validity of the Act of Street Vendor.
Judge Vipin Sanghi and Jasmeet Singh said they would take a petition based on “everyday” and asked the AAP government to overcome this problem.
“We want to first handle the Constitutional Problems of the City Sales Committee (TVC) by the Delhi Government, which according to the Petitioner is bad,” said the court.
In addition to TVC constitutional problems, the petition has also raised the challenges of the Validity of The Street Vendor Act, its implementation, certain provisions of the national capital city of Jalan Delhi Vendor (Livelihood Protection and Vending Street Regulation.) Scheme, 2019 and other related problems Appointed by various market associations and vendors and vendors.
When senior advocate Rahul Mehra, representing the Delhi government, wanted to overcome the submission of the problem of the validity of the law, the bench said he did not want to hear arguments because he had heard the central advice.
“Justify the TVC Constitution first.
Don’t forget you are here to help us.
You will help us by the way we want you to help us.
We tell you to advance the first argument about the TVC Constitution,” The Irked bench made it clear for Mehra.