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Street vendors urge MCC Commissioner to halt eviction drive till survey is completed

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Street vendors urge MCC Commissioner to halt eviction drive till survey is completed
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Street vendors in Mysuru are urging the City Corporation to halt an ongoing eviction drive until a mandatory survey of vendors is completed. They argue that the Street Vendors Act prohibits evictions before the issuance of official vending certificates and ID cards.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between urban development/encroachment removal and the legal rights of informal workers to their livelihoods.

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Representatives of Street Vendors’ Maha Mandala met Mysuru City Corporation (MCC) Commissioner M.K. Savitha on Monday (July 13) and urged her to put off the eviction drive against footpath vendors in the city till a survey of street vendors is completed.

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