Shimla. In the mosque dispute in Shimla, Himachal Pradesh, Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has now distributed boards to street vendors in Sanjauli. Sanatani vegetable seller is written on these boards. These boards have been distributed to all the street vendors in Sanjauli city.
In fact, after the mosque dispute in Sanjauli, there was a demand from the residents of the city to install name plates. Cabinet Minister Vikramaditya Singh had also given a statement in this regard and there was a lot of uproar over it. But now Dev Bhoomi Sangharsh Samiti has taken initiative and distributed the boards.
The official of Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti said that to encourage the vegetable vendors, we are putting up the board of Sanatan Sabjiwala. Another aspect is that we are also running a campaign to boycott the Rohingya type people who are coming here. That’s why we have started this campaign and put up boards in Sanjauli. They are also appealing to the shopkeepers to buy vegetables from their Hindu brothers and boycott those from outsiders.
Boards put up at shops in Sanjauli, Shimla.
Many street vendors missing in Sanjauli
After the Sanjauli Masjid controversy, the people of a particular community, who used to make noise here earlier, have now disappeared. Here most of the people of a particular community used to work to save fruits. But now he is not visible. On the other hand, the Corporation Commissioner’s court has given orders to demolish the illegal construction in the mosque. Three illegal floors will have to be demolished in two months. At present, the Muslim community is going to challenge the court’s decision. Let us tell you that after the Sanjauli Masjid controversy, there was a demand to install name plates for street vendors in the entire state and there was a lot of controversy. At present, the matter is quiet but Devbhoomi Sangharsh Samiti is continuously raising the matter.
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FIRST PUBLISHED: October 10, 2024, 09:32 IST