As traders defied the 4-pm time limit, Laxmi Road, one of the city’s prime shopping destinations, witnessed heavy rush.
Over 200 traders, 4,000 restaurants defy 4-pm rule, stay open till late evening, arguing that restrictions need to lift now.
Despite the state government’s 4-pm diktat, the
traders and restaurant owners are now keeping their businesses openly operational post-deadline. Over 200 traders and 4,000 restaurants continued their businesses until late evening defying government orders this week.
While cops from
Faraskhana police station took action against the traders and shopkeepers on buzzing Laxmi Road, there was no visible action taken against restaurant owners and those belonging to the hospitality industry.
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UHA held silent protest against force shutdown in pune
Pune, Apr 6 ( UNI) Four members delegation of United Hospitality Association ( UHA) held silent protest march against the forced shutdown in pune after new guidelines issued district administration here today.
The members held placards and banners stating their protest against the forced lockdown of restaurants.
The protest was organised by President Sandeep Narang, vice president Adv Ajinkya Shinde, secretary Darshan Ravalh, treasurer Sameer Shetty, representing the 500 member association.
Expressing the serious concern over the sudden lockdown Mr Sandeep Narang said the decision of government has forced to many restaurants to shut down completely and demanded to civic authorities to allow to remain open from 11 am to 11 pm.