Home, India, State, Uttar Pradesh

Meat sellers urge UP Govt. to help legal shop owners

Meat sellers urge UP Govt. to help legal shop owners

TIL Desk/National/UP/ With the indefinite strike called by meat vendors affecting several establishments in the state, meat sellers on Tuesday urged the Uttar Pradesh Government to come up with provision so that legal shop owners can work without any problem.

“The time this matter was started, our business is suffering from loss. Nobody is selling meat in the market. We just want to request the government to come up with such provision so that we can work,” a meat shop owner. He further said that they are facing heavy losses due to the strike and is not even able to pay their workers.

“The government didn’t even issue any notice before banning the slaughter houses. We are not getting meat from anywhere. What are we going to sell now? The government has asked us to renew the license. When we go to do so, the official says that they don’t have permission to renew the license,” said another meat shop owner Mohammad Riyaz.

As per the shop owners, the government is not renewing their license and when they open their shops the police ask them to close it. “If the government wants to close anything, they should have first closed liquor, tobacco shop. They should first restrict these things. Whatever is illegal should be banned but what is the use of banning the legal slaughterhouse,” said a meat buyer. The meat shop owners are facing huge loss.

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *