Gadag: Gadag-Betteri City Council (GBCMC) Silence (GBCMC) at the 289 store auction has created a lot of doubts between the population.
It was said that he had rented shops with a size of about 250 square feet, with Rs 3 per day, but collected a minimum of 10 rs per day from street vendors.
There was a suspicion that a 18% reservation for SC / STS was not followed in this allotment.
V R Govindoudar, President of the Founder, Young India, Gadag, told Ti that several shops were hired for only cloth sellers in 1922 for 17 years, with the intention of encouraging the textile business somewhere.
“Then GBCMC continues to increase the lease of 5-30%.
It has not yet auctioned these shops from 2017, and this silence has lost SC / STS and other prospective business entrepreneurs.
GBCMC also faces great losses in income.
The irony is that the store- The store provided for a particular business, is now used for other businesses.
Such violations cannot occur without official involvement, “he thought.
Ravi Karabannavar, Mahesh Mutagar, Khajasab Sonnad, Malik Madliwale and other activists said that they were nervous for 3 months, but officials had not seriously considered this problem.
“According to market value, rent for stores around 250 square feet in Gadag Market is Rs 25,000-rs 30,000 per month, while GBCMC only collects Rs 1,100 to 1,300 per year from the stalls.
It collects Rs 10 separately in the morning and evening from street vendors, including farmers who sell flowers or vegetables on the streets.
We protested this difference by selling vegetables at the kiosk owned by GBCMC on Thursday, “he added.
Ramesh Vatagal, Commissioner of the City, GBCMC, acknowledged that the auction of 289 kiosks in the fabric market, the wheat market and other areas were waiting from 2016.
“The proposal was handed over to the Deputy Commissioner Gadag in this matter.
We need to follow some procedures such as maintaining a 18% reservation for SC / STS, according to the new guidelines.
However, we will complete all the procedures within 10 days, and start a rental shop auction, “he assured.
However, Govindoudar warned that protesters had given 10 more days sought by officials, regarding this issue.
“If they failed to auction shop on October 10, then we will observe Gadag Bandh on October 11,” he said.