Do these stationary quick meals kiosks and carts on the Margao outdated bus stand and reverse the KTC bus stand conform to the 1997 Excessive Court docket instructions?
Photograph Credit: Santosh Mirajkar
MARGAO
Within the 1997 instructions, the Excessive Court docket had issued an additional route to the Municipal Chief Officers to not challenge any new license for placing up any development like kiosks on the streets together with footpaths or reserving a particular space for hawking to a particular particular person.
Towards this backdrop, Margao Municipal Chief Officer Gaurish Sankhwalkar must reply whether or not the quick meals kiosks stationed reverse the KTC bus stand and the Margao outdated bus stand conform to the license situations of the Civic physique.
For, homeowners of those quick meals kiosks, that are mandated to tow away the carts after enterprise hours as per the license situations to, all keep put on the two open properties owned by the Margao Municipal Council.
Towards the backdrop of the South Goa Collector’s instructions to behave towards unlawful roadside quick meals stalls and eateries in Fatorda space, questions are raised whether or not the Chief Officer will crack a whip towards the quick meals carts in Fatorda violating the Excessive courtroom instructions and switch a blind eye to related violations within the Margao space of the Municipal Council.
That’s not all. The Chief Officer must reply and clarify what had prevented his workplace and employees from initiating motion towards the quick meals carts parked reverse the KTC bus stand and the outdated Bus stand in violation of the license situations.