According to the Confederation of All India Tradeers, this step is being taken to prevent the rapid rising of Corona in Delhi, so that the government can also get time to repair medical facilities in Delhi.
In view of the ever-increasing cases of corona and the current situation of hospitals in the country, especially in the capital of the country, the Confederation of All India Traders has decided that even if the government does not extend the lockdown next week, these traders will still Will lockdown a week from
More than 100 leading business organizations of Delhi have taken this decision in view of the worsening situation arising out of the Corona and the present state of medical facilities.
Market will be closed from 26 April to 2 May
These traders believe that it is very important to increase the lock down in Delhi. The merchant organizations have decided in the meeting that if the Delhi government accepts CAT’s request, it would be a good move for the government, but if the government does not extend the lockdown for any reason, then the Delhi merchant organizations will be without Volunteers will keep their markets closed from Monday 26 April to 2 May on their own free will.
This step is necessary to prevent corona
According to the Confederation of All India Tradeers, this step is being taken to prevent the rapid rising of Corona in Delhi so that the government can also get time to streamline medical facilities in Delhi. Through the conference that took place on Friday evening, it was attended by business leaders of more than 100 major merchant organizations at the call of the Confederation of All India Traders (CAT).
Everyone welcomed the decision
CAT’s National General Secretary Praveen Khandelwal said, “In the present situation, opening of Delhi’s market will be a suicidal step and in the event of the government not increasing the lockdown, Delhi’s trade organizations will voluntarily close their markets from April 26 to May 2. This decision has been welcomed by all traders. “He said,” The market shutdown appeal of CAT and other merchant organizations of Delhi is voluntary and there is no restriction on anyone if they want to open the market. “
