New Delhi: Parliamentary panels have recommended the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to explore the possibility of reviewing the ceiling on the number of street vendors, which is currently 2.5% of the city, city, zone or environmental population.
It is said these ceilings “very inadequate” in thick compacted cities such as Delhi and Mumbai.
The Permanent Committee on the Development of Urban, led by BJP Lawmaker Jagdambika Pal, has observed that even after seven years the enactment of action to protect the livelihoods of street vendors, some countries have not conducted vendor surveys, TVCS) formed (TVC) formed and vendor zones or markets who tells you what is important for the implementation of central law.
The panel also requested reason for delays and recommended taking problems at the highest level and preventing the eviction of street vendors without TVC formation and consultation.
Recommend to the government to criticize police forces and civil body officials to prevent their exploitation.
It is said the main goal of this action is to prevent exploitation in the hands of the police.
Reports highlight the irregularities in the implementation of the laws coming at the time of the center of launching a scheme to provide subsidized loans of 10,000 rs for each street vendor to revive their livelihoods.
On July 30, 43.3 street vendors Lakh has submitted a loan from which 25.3 laph loans have been subject to sanctions.
Banks have distributed loans into a 22.8 lakh street vendor.
The committee has also recommended the development of ‘zone seller models’ or ‘vendor market’ on the Food Street Indore and Pondi Bazaar Chennai as “light house projects” for replication by other countries.
He also said the location of the zone and general seller market can be developed in empty space adjacent to the center of the park and community.