Vegetable vendors in Vadodara closed down their door to door services

Accused the
police for intervene unnecessarily in their work

In a major
jolt to the people of Vadodara, the vegetable vendors closed down their door to
door services in the city from Sunday. They accused the police for intervene
unnecessarily in their work and with no option left they decide to close down
the services until any positive solution of the problem.

In order to
provide fresh vegetables to people at their doorstep the Vadodara district
administration makes arrangements in association with APMC and VMSS. starting
from Friday. Around 24 tractors everyfay reaches the societies in each ward of
the city and provide fresh vegetables to the residents observing the lockdown.

However on
Sunday the vegetable vendors close down their services accusing the police for
intervene in their work unnecessarily. One of the vendor Dakshesh Patel said,
they have the licence given by the VMSS to deliver vegetables in the societies
but the police are not listening to them. They also maintained the social
distance while selling the vegetables but the police troubled them. Hence they
decide to close down the services until a positive solution comes in the
matter.

The angry
vendors gathered at the Sayajipura APMC market and decided not to visit any
societies. With this the people now have to face one more problem in this time
of lockdown.