Several Delhi Markets to Remain Shut Tomorrow Over J&K Terror Attack
India has been reeling under the shock of a recent terror attack in Pahalgam, Jammu and Kashmir, which has claimed several lives and left many more injured. The attack has sparked widespread outrage and condemnation across the country, with many calling for strict action against those responsible. In a show of solidarity with the victims and their families, several markets in Delhi will remain shut tomorrow as traders have called for a bandh to protest against the terror attack.
The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has announced that the trade associations of Delhi have called for a “complete shutdown” of markets in the city. According to a statement issued by the CAIT, the brutal terrorist attack on Pahalgam has caused deep sorrow and anguish among the trading community. “The traders of Delhi have decided to observe a bandh tomorrow to condemn the dastardly act and to express their solidarity with the bereaved families,” said Praveen Khandelwal, Secretary General of CAIT.
The bandh call has been supported by various trade associations in Delhi, including the Delhi Traders Association, the New Delhi Traders Association, and the Central Market Traders Association. The associations have urged all traders and shopkeepers to remain shut and not to open their shops tomorrow as a mark of protest against the terror attack.
The decision to call for a bandh has been taken to express the traders’ outrage and disgust at the cowardly act of terrorism. The traders believe that such acts of violence and terrorism have no place in a civilized society and must be condemned in the strongest possible terms. They also hope that the bandh will serve as a reminder to the authorities of the need to take concrete steps to ensure the safety and security of all citizens, including traders and shopkeepers.
The bandh call has also been supported by several prominent business organizations in Delhi, including the Delhi Chamber of Commerce and Industry and the Federation of Indian Export Organisations. These organizations have urged all members to participate in the bandh and to cooperate with the traders and shopkeepers who will be observing the shutdown.
The decision to call for a bandh has been taken in the wake of a series of terrorist attacks in Jammu and Kashmir, including the recent attack on Pahalgam. The attacks have left many people dead and injured, and have caused widespread destruction and chaos in the region. The traders and shopkeepers of Delhi have decided to observe the bandh as a mark of protest against these attacks and to express their solidarity with the victims and their families.
The bandh is expected to affect several markets in Delhi, including the famous Chandni Chowk market, the Lajpat Nagar market, and the Karol Bagh market. The markets are expected to remain shut throughout the day, with many traders and shopkeepers deciding to stay away from work. The bandh is also expected to cause inconvenience to many consumers who rely on these markets for their daily needs.
Despite the inconvenience caused by the bandh, the traders and shopkeepers of Delhi are determined to go ahead with the shutdown. They believe that the bandh is a necessary step to express their outrage and disgust at the terror attack and to remind the authorities of the need to take concrete steps to ensure the safety and security of all citizens.
The decision to call for a bandh has also been supported by several political parties in Delhi, including the BJP, the Congress, and the AAP. These parties have urged all their supporters to participate in the bandh and to cooperate with the traders and shopkeepers who will be observing the shutdown.
In conclusion, several markets in Delhi will remain shut tomorrow as traders have called for a bandh to protest against the terror attack in Pahalgam. The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has announced that the trade associations of Delhi have called for a “complete shutdown” of markets in the city. The bandh is expected to affect several markets in Delhi, including the famous Chandni Chowk market, the Lajpat Nagar market, and the Karol Bagh market. Despite the inconvenience caused by the bandh, the traders and shopkeepers of Delhi are determined to go ahead with the shutdown to express their outrage and disgust at the terror attack and to remind the authorities of the need to take concrete steps to ensure the safety and security of all citizens.
