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Jaipur Municipal Corporation seeks alternative vending zones amid encroachment disputes

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 11
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The Jaipur Municipal Corporation is addressing challenges related to vendor encroachment in the Walled City of Jaipur. Mayor Sunil Kothari has appealed to traders to keep verandahs and footpaths free of encroachments. The civic body is exploring ways to create designated vending zones for small vendors during the festive season, with preparations underway at locations like Sheela Mata temple at Amber Fort.

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The Diwali season represents a significant income opportunity for small vendors selling goods such as diyas, flowers, bangles, and lac products. The difficulty in finding space in the Walled City affects the ability of these vendors to earn a large part of their annual income. The corporation is planning arrangements to balance the demands of Walled City traders and the interests of small vendors.

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  • JaipurThe location where the municipal corporation is managing vendor space and addressing encroachment.

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