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YSRCP protests removal of street food vendors, leaders detained

YSRCP protests removal of street food vendors, leaders detained
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YSRCP leaders were detained after protesting the removal of street food vendors in Tirupati, which authorities claim was necessary for traffic safety and to prevent wildlife encounters. The party argues the removal violates the vendors' constitutional right to livelihood.

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This incident illustrates the ongoing tension between urban development, public safety regulations, and the economic rights of informal street vendors.

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YSR Congress Party (YSRCP) reiterated its resolve to stand in support of the mobile street food vendors who were recently removed as part of an anti-encroachment drive. The party vowed to continue its efforts to ensure livelihood sources for the poor.

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The article presents both the political party's constitutional argument and the government's administrative justification for the removals.

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