Himachal Pradesh Minister Vikramaditya’s decision to install a name plate on the lines of the Yogi government in Uttar Pradesh has created an uproar among Congress leaders and activists.There is a lot of anger. Some Congress leaders are opposing Minister Vikramaditya’s announcement. These leaders will soon complain to the high command. Let us tell you that According to a Himachal Pradesh government order on Wednesday, shopkeepers in Himachal Pradesh will have to show their identity cards at their shops.
Public Works Minister Vikramaditya Singh said that many local people have expressed apprehension about the increasing number of migrants in the state. Considering their apprehensions, the government has decided to make it mandatory for street vendors to show their identity cards issued by the Street Vendor Committee.
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Let us tell you that the Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh also announced to issue identity cards on the same lines, due to which a controversy arose.
The Congress objected to the UP government’s announcement
During the Kanwar Yatra, Congress, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi Vadra tweeted against this decision of the administration. Later, when the Supreme Court ruled against the administration tax, everyone applauded.
At the same time, Congress leaders in the state are questioning how this is happening now that the Congress government is in power in Himachal. There is anger about this.
Congress leaders questioned this decision
These leaders say that we listened silently to the party and the administration on the mosque controversy in Himachal, when many things were spread unnecessarily, but the latest issue is strange, what should we explain to our people?
It was stated by the ministerThe cleanliness and quality of the street vendors will also be checked by the food supply department. This investigation will be conducted especially in relation to street vendors selling food items.
Himachal Pradesh Legislative Assembly Speaker Kuldeep Singh Pathania constituted a seven-member committee headed by Industries Minister Harshvardhan Chauhan to prepare a policy for ‘street vendors’. After which this policy was announced.
