Bengaluru: Sightseeing and the market opposite the state capital wearing a desk Leki weekend and this grocery store, hotel, vegetable vendor, and others say that the night has influenced their business on a large scale.
PC Rao, President, Association of Bangalore Hoteliers, said: “We were all told that there was no reason to be afraid when the virus spread quickly but did not cause a lot of damage.
So why did the government force this weekend hours to us? After the second wave Improving only for the past three months.
We have just recovered.
“Behind a quick increase in the Covid-19 daily case, the government later last month stated that weekend curfew along with curfew to stop the spread of the virus.
The decision was filled with disappointment and ridicule of retailers and traders and several selected representatives, many of which included BJP in power.
Although they are allowed to remain open to the general public, vegetables, milk, and meat traders have been influenced by the limitation of the government weekend because the hotel buys this inventory in a smaller amount.
“We understand there is a meeting on Monday to discuss and plan future actions,” Rao said.
“The Bangalore Hoteliers Association has written to the Head of the Minister of Basavaraj Bommai and Prime Minister Narendra Modi asked them to pay attention to our misery.
We sincerely hope they will consider all traders in the city when they hold their meetings.” Traders show that the most weekend hours hit farmers.
Mohammed Idrees Choudhury, Secretary General, Russel Market Traders Association, said, “The business fell 40% on weekends.
Most of the products sold in the market include flowers, vegetables, and fruits easily damaged.
If they are not brought to the market and sold.
Within times, farmers have no choice but to throw products and suffer a 100% loss.
“Many Mla was also exposed to weekends, insisting that the situation of the pandemic inappropriate as a hard government did not take risks, especially with the center showing things quickly.
Weekend working hours a big blow on business: Bizmen
