Tribune News Service
New Delhi, January 19
Markets in South Delhi remained closed today in protest against the sealing drive while traders’ body the Confederation of All India Traders stated it would give a call for a “city bandh” if their grievances were not heard.
The demanded immediate and direct intervention of Home Minister Rajnath Singh and urged him to initiate dialogue with a traders’ delegation. The traders’ body also demanded Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal to notify the 351 road stretches that the municipal corporation had long declared for missed land use.
Traders also questioned the logic for conversion charges on old markets stating that if its concerns are not addressed, all traders would go for a whole city bandh against the sealing exercise undertaken on the directions of a Supreme Court-appointed monitoring committee.
Most Read In 24 Hours
Don't Miss
View All
Top News
Misleading advertisements: Supreme Court turns heat on IMA; poses questions on alleged unethical conduct of its members
A Bench led by Justice Hima Kohli expands scope of hearing a...
Video: 10 dead as 2 helicopters crash during military rehearsal in Malaysia
The incident took place at the navy base in Lumut
US ready to restart supply of military equipment to Ukraine
The US Senate, will take up the bill this week before it is ...
Salman Khan firing case: Mumbai police recovers two pistols, bullets from Tapi river
The crime branch has recovered two pistols, three magazines ...
Delhi CM Kejriwal given insulin in Tihar jail after sugar levels soar
AAP claimed Kejriwal's sugar level was continuously getting ...
