Denied licence to sell crackers, Delhi shopkeepers move HC
New Delhi: With Diwali just a month away, four vendors have moved the Delhi High Court seeking directions to civic agencies, fire services and Delhi Police, to grant them licence for selling firecrackers. In a
They said after the licence was made mandatory, they are being denied licence even though they fulfill all safety guidelines.
The petition in likely to come up for hearing tomorrow. Kumar said they had earlier approached the high court in 2010.
The court had then directed MCD to consider their request, following which they were given no-objection certificate from MCD and also the fire department to sell crackers from the makeshift shop.
However, Delhi Police had denied permission even when they had fulfilled all the safety guidelines issued by it.
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