The Congress government of Himachal Pradesh has also liked the Yogi model so much that it is also going to adopt the Yogi model. Now in Himachal also, like Uttar Pradesh, it will be mandatory for the street vendors to put up nameplates. Now the owner's ID will be put on the street vendors so that people do not face any kind of problem. For this, instructions have been issued in the meeting of the state's Urban Development Department and Municipal Corporation. This information has been given by Sukhu government minister Vikramaditya Singh.
Vikramaditya Singh gave instructions
Himachal Pradesh minister Vikramaditya Singh said, “We held a meeting with the UD (urban development) and municipal corporation. To ensure that hygienic food is sold, a decision has been taken for all street vendors…especially those selling food items…People expressed their concerns and doubts and considering this, we have decided to implement a similar policy in UP, making it mandatory that vendors will have to display their name and ID…Every shopkeeper and street vendor will have to display their identity…”
This was the decision of the Yogi government of UP
The Yogi government of Uttar Pradesh had given this decision a day earlier, in which it will be mandatory for all food shops in Uttar Pradesh to display the names of their owners. The reason behind this decision is that recently incidents of urine in fruit juice and spitting on bread were coming to light from different parts of the state. CM Yogi was worried about these incidents. CM Yogi had said that mixing dirt in food is a heinous crime, it can pose a serious threat to people's health. He had instructed the officials to take strict action against such people.
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