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New Delhi. The Supreme Court today heard the case of the Uttar Pradesh government's order to hotels on the Kanwar Yatra route to display the names of their owners. After the hearing, the court has put a stay on the decision of the UP administration.
The court sent notice to three state governments
The court said that shopkeepers do not need to reveal their identity. Shop owners do not need to reveal their names. Shopkeepers only need to reveal the types of food. This means that it should be written on the shop whether non-vegetarian or vegetarian food is available in the shop. The court has issued notices to the governments of Uttar Pradesh, Uttarakhand and Tezzbuzz in this matter.
Mahua Moitra filed the petition
The court heard the petition filed by the NGO Association of Protection of Civil Rights. Trinamool Congress MP Mahua Moitra has also filed a petition against the order, which is listed for hearing now. A bench of Justices Hrishikesh Roy and SVN Bhatti heard the case.
Police is strictly enforcing the order: Petitioner
The Supreme Court asked whether it was a press statement or a formal order that these should be displayed? The counsel for the petitioners replied that first there was a press statement and then there was public outrage and they say it is voluntary but they are strictly enforcing it.
The lawyer said that there is no formal order, but the police is taking strict action. Senior advocate Abhishek Manu Singhvi, appearing for the petitioner, said that this is a pseudo order.
Senior advocate CU Singh, representing one of the petitioners, said, “Most of the people are very poor vegetable and tea shop owners and being subjected to such economic boycott will lead to their economic death. Shopkeepers have faced bulldozer action for not complying.”
The Supreme Court told Singhvi that we should not describe the situation in such a way that what is on the ground is exaggerated. These orders also have the dimensions of safety and hygiene.
Singhvi says that Kanwar Yatras have been taking place for decades and people of all religions including Muslims, Christians and Buddhists help them on their way. Now you are boycotting a particular religion.
What argument did Abhishek Manu Singhvi give?
Abhishek Manu Singhvi further said, “There are many pure vegetarian restaurants which are run by Hindus and they may also have Muslim staff, can I say that I will not go there and eat because the food is touched by Muslims or Dalits in some way or the other? Singhvi says that the directive says “svechchha se” (willingly) but where is the voluntariness?
There was a ruckus after the order of Muzaffarnagar administration
After the Muzaffarnagar police directed all eateries along the Kanwar Yatra route to display the names of their owners, the Uttar Pradesh government on Friday extended it to the entire state. Earlier this week, the Muzaffarnagar police had issued an order that shopkeepers along the Kanwar Yatra route must put up nameplates on their shops so that Kanwariyas know the name of the shopkeeper.