Ranchi: The day after street vendors moved from Morhabadi’s land featuring ‘Bhumi Pusan’ in their new location near the stadium soccer allocated to them by the government, vendors and corporation of the city of Ranchi locked the horn on Wednesday after the last prevented them from shifting to New location.
More than 150 of them on Wednesday made a human chain to protest the RMC decision.
Speaking with Toi, President Morhabadi Footpath Dukandar Sangh, Kumar Roshan, said: “It seems that RMC officials are confused.
First they participated in our ‘Bhumi Pusan’ and asked us to shift our shops to the north end of the stadium and then they Return to their words.
“RMC officials said that they had changed the decision due to conflict in vendors.
“We are not saying that vendors will not be given space in the area.
Maintaining the law and order is the most important.
As soon as the vendors were asked to shift their shops near the empty space at the northern tip of the stadium, they began to fight between themselves upon themselves The order of their shops, “said Assistant Commissioner Kota Kunwar Singh Pahan.
Pahan said, RMC’s long-depths worked on plans to shift them in a batch.
“The vendors who used to run their business between the guest houses and the corner of the DC residence would shift near the registry office on the west side of the ground, while the DC Residence Corner and Bapu Vatika would shift to the empty vegetable market near MTs.
The shift will be done in order The same was decided beforehand so there was no struggle, “added it.
Street vendors objected to that step and said that the RMC decision did not have their best interests and they would continue to sue empty space at the north end of the football stadium.
“What’s the point of making arrangements near the northern end of the football stadium if they don’t want to shift us there.
The area is suitable to accommodate all of us and it will not interfere with our traffic and business.
But if a batch is shifted near the vegetable market, no There will be business and we will protest the decision, “Roshan said.
The Vendor Street association has written to the Commissioner of the city who demanded that they accommodated in the planned space and the response from RMC was still awaited.