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Besant Road clears up after hawker eviction

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Nellore Sravani
Besant Road clears up after hawker eviction
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Vijayawada authorities have evicted unlicensed hawkers from Besant Road following a High Court order to clear traffic congestion. While the move aims to improve urban mobility, it has sparked concerns regarding the loss of livelihood for long-term street vendors.

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The incident highlights the ongoing tension between urban planning/traffic management and the socio-economic rights of informal street vendors.

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A day after hawkers without valid vending certificates were evicted, Besant Road in Vijayawada, once packed with pushcarts, vehicles and customers, wore a deserted look on Wednesday.

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The report balances the legal/administrative perspective of the municipal corporation with the personal hardship faced by the vendors.

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