New Delhi: After finding a violation of Norma Covid, the District Administration on Saturday ordered the closure of the Sarojini Nagar Market from July 18 to further orders.
According to orders issued by the administration, “an inspection was carried out by HR, Vasant Vihar, on Saturday at 5:30 a.m.
and was found that the export market in Sarojini Nagar was very crowded with Covid-19 norms which were very violated and there was no social distance that was maintained .
While various directions have been issued from time to time to ensure appropriate behavior Covid, market associations still do not meet this direction and therefore, the decision has been taken to the export market, Sarojini Nagar of 18 July to order more.
“However, the association of traders claim That they were not formally served and they knew about the development only after the local police appeared on the site Saturday night.
“After the local police made an announcement, we went to the HR office to get clarity about this problem but could not find anyone there.
We were not happy with the decision because it wasn’t like anywhere else, we ourselves made the best effort to apply Covid norms and Hold meetings with officials regularly.
In fact, almost every day, someone visits the market from the district administration office and we do not submit an objection even if Chaltan is issued to do a failed shopkeeper.
But it only targets shopkeepers and does not take action against other people who violate Norms are not justified, “said Ashok Randhawa, President of the Mini Market Traders Association.
Ashok Kalra, Secretary General of the Sarojini Nagar Market Association (Large Store), said, “We made specimens pass but the administration demanded photos of shop owners, their workers and other details to be included in the track.
The exercise will take time.”