CITU call for a halt to evictions of street vendors in Vijayawada
They also demanded timely issuance of identity cards to all eligible vendors, provision of subsidised loans, development of proper vending zones with adequate infrastructure and basic amenities at locations where vendors can carry out their businesses without harassment.
- ▪They also demanded timely issuance of identity cards to all eligible vendors, provision of subsidised loans, development of proper vending zones with adequate infrastructure and basic amenities at locations where vendors can carry out their
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Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) district vice president Donepudi Kasinath alleged on Monday (July 27, 2026) that the governments are always ready to allocate land to major corporations, such as Google or Reliance, at nominal prices and provide them with incentives, but turn their backs on street vendors, who rely heavily on their everyday hustle for livelihoods.Staging a demonstration against the eviction of street vendors outside the Collectorate in Vijayawada, Mr. Kasinath alleged that while governments grant extensive tax exemptions to major companies in the name of employment generation, they continue to target street vendors.Rather than supporting them, the authorities conduct raids, seize LPG cylinders used by food vendors, and subject them to harassment, he said.Opposing the…
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