Delhi traders have urged authorities to suspend rallies and protests in the capital until November 11, citing disruptions to business during the crucial Diwali shopping season. In a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner, the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) claimed that traders suffered losses of ₹14,000 crore between October 1 and November 1, including an estimated ₹11,000 crore linked to the November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan. The traders have called for alternative venues for demonstrations, along with smoother traffic movement and better parking arrangements. Warning of further disruption, CTI said traders could hand over their shop keys to protest organisers if business continues to suffer. #DelhiTraders# #DiwaliBusiness# #DelhiProtests# #RamlilaMaidan# #DelhiNews#

Delhi traders have urged authorities to suspend rallies and protests in the capital until November 11, citing disruptions to business during the crucial Diwali shopping season. In a letter to the Delhi Police Commissioner, the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI) claimed that traders suffered losses of ₹14,000 crore between October 1 and November 1, including an estimated ₹11,000 crore linked to the November 1 rally at Ramlila Maidan. The traders have called for alternative venues for demonstrations, along with smoother traffic movement and better parking arrangements. Warning of further disruption, CTI said traders could hand over their shop keys to protest organisers if business continues to suffer. #DelhiTraders# #DiwaliBusiness# #DelhiProtests# #RamlilaMaidan# #DelhiNews#

#Breaking#| Delhi traders’ associations, including Khan Market Traders Association and Delhi Kirana Committee, have approached the Supreme Court over the proposed CJP Tiranga March at Connaught Place. Traders warn that road blockages and shop closures are hurting livelihoods ahead of the festive season #DelhiNews# #ConnaughtPlace# #CJPMarch# #SupremeCourt# #Traders# #BreakingNews#| @GrihaAtul