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SDMC Mayor Mukesh Suryan said that meat shops will remain shut in South Delhi during the Navratri festival till 11th of April and serious action will be taken against violaters.

Fear after calls to shut meat shops during Navratri in South Delhi

On the eve of Navratri, meat shops remain shut in South Delhi. No official order was issued, owners fare action.

Meat shops in several markets in South Delhi remained shut on Tuesday after the SDMC Mayor Mukesh Suryan&nbsp;asked&nbsp;such shops to shut during Navratra.&nbsp; Suryan&nbsp;had warned of serious action against those shopkeeper who violate the order. Meat shops in several markets including at INA and at Jor Bagh, remained shut on Tuesday. Though no official order has been issued on the matter yet, shopkeepers kept their establishments closed fearing action. There are around 1,500 registered meat shops under the SDMC&rsquo;s jurisdiction. This is the first time the civic body has sought closure of meat shops under its jurisdiction during Navratri. Meanwhile, Delhi&nbsp;BJP&nbsp;MP Parvesh Sahib Singh Verma Tuesday supported the South Delhi Municipal Corporation mayor&rsquo;s directions to close meat shops during Navratri, saying it should be extended to the entire country. The SDMC is ruled by the BJP.

On the eve of Navratri,&nbsp;meat shops remain shut in South Delhi. No official&nbsp;order was issued, owners fare action.

Meat shops in several markets in south Delhi, including at INA and at Jor Bagh, remained shut on Tuesday, a day after SDMC Mayor Mukesh Suryan said they will not be allowed to open during Navratri till April 11.
Though no official order has been issued on the matter yet, shopkeepers kept their establishment closed fearing action.
Moreover, Tuesday being an auspicious day for many in the Hindu community, majority of meat shops in the national capital anyways remain shut on this day of the week.
There are around 40 meat shops in the INA market, and some owners said that the decision to keep shops closed was taken after the SDMC mayor's remarks "The (meat) shops at the INA market are closed fearing action by authorities. Yesterday, the SDMC mayor announced in the media that strict action will be taken against those opening shops during Navratri. We have decided among ourselves to close our shops for today," Sanjay Kumar, manager at Bombay Fish Shop, said.
Meat shops remained closed through the day, he said.
Mayor Suryan said that as most people do not consume non-vegetarian food during Navratri, there is no need to open meat shops during this period.
"Owners decided to keep shops closed as the mayor has threatened serious actions against them," Kumar claimed, adding that they are yet to decide whether they will keep shops closed till Navratri ends.
Kamal, co-owner of Pigpo meat shop in Jor Bagh, said he had opened the shop in the morning but after learning about the mayor's statement, decided to close it.
"We opened the shop in the morning but have shut it after we got to know that shops in nearby markets are closed," Kamal said.
Meanwhile, Saleem, general secretary of the Ghazipur Murga Mandi, said that meat shops are closed today as per their usual schedule. The impact of the mayor&rsquo;s request will be clear by 9 am Wednesday.
This is the first time when the civic body has asked for the closure of meat shops under its jurisdiction during Navratri which is being observed from April 2-11.
Suryan said that an official order in connection with closure of meat shops will be issued soon even as he claimed that most of the meat shops in south Delhi remained shut on Tuesday.
He had on Monday written to Commissioner SDMC to ensure that meat shops are closed during the festival of Navratri till April 11.

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