Indore: In Madhya Pradesh's capital Bhopal where a 10-day lockdown will be implemented from July 24. At the same time, the administration in Indore has decided not to implement the lockdown at present. 'Left-right' system will be continued in Indore markets right now. Giving information, Indore District Magistrate Manish Singh has said that we also do not want traders to suffer losses, but giving more exemptions can increase the risk.
Manish Singh said that lockdown is being imposed on large areas in other cities as more cases of infection occur. This can also happen in Indore, but before that the effort will be that such a situation does not arise. Officials, public representatives and businessmen are not getting free time due to new experiments and opposition to prevention of corona infection in Indore. Traders are opposed to the 'left-right' system. They want a Saturday-Sunday lockdown, while the administration is favoring the 'left-right'.
He said that some public representatives have expressed their opposition to the complete lockdown. If concrete decisions and its proper implementation are delayed, then the situation in Indore may worsen further. BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya objected to the lockdown, while former MLA Bhanwar Singh Shekhawat has already threatened public agitation.
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