Jaipur: Some city markets are still closed during the first Sunday night hours.
Many markets in the walled city, Tonk Road, Barkat Nagar and Bajaj Nagar wear a deserted look, but people keep pouring regularly to buy fruits and vegetables.
The police also took out Challans to people because they stepped out of their homes for no legitimate reason.
The government last week has announced that from Saturday night at 11pm to Monday at 5 am will take effect since Sunday (January 16).
The home department has made several revisions to allow milk supply, vegetables, food ingredients, gas stations, and other important services such as medical stores.
The police have established several barricades in several locations such as Tonk Road, but the police were mostly not present.
In many places in the city, the enforcement was loose in the afternoon because almost no one to check out several cars and bikes passed the main road.
A police officer posted at one of the intersections claimed that there were no drawbacks because people themselves had chosen to stay indoors.
He, however, claimed that the police had been told to ensure that nothing went without urgent purpose at night.
Van PCR is indeed patroling the market and directs the people above Mike to comply with new norms of night hours.
The fruit market and vegetables on Jalan Tonk look like other normal weekends with people who buy fresh products, although masks don’t seem to be a top priority for some.
In other parts of Jaipur like Nahargarh, the night cured up the spirit of kites.
At night, vehicle traffic has shrunk until the droplets of the cold.
Many grocery stores and vegetables also close their window leaves.