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Crackdown causes dismay
Rakesh of Mr Dosawalla too echoed similar sentiments, he said, “by and large there have been no major fights. It was just one incident recently that prompted the police to order the closure of carts before midnight, but our business starts from 2.30 am”.
The recent decision by the police to dosa cart vendors to shut shop before midnight has come as a bolt from the blue. Ram of Ram ki Bandi says ‘just because of a few incidents of fights all of us have to suffer. We are also doing service in a way as we cater to thousands of employees at midnight.”
Rakesh of Mr Dosawalla too echoed similar sentiments, he said, “by and large there have been no major fights. It was just one incident recently that prompted the police to order the closure of carts before midnight, but our business starts from 2.30 am”.
The police have been making the rounds and have also made a few dosa carts to close shop in the city. According to sources, the police have however not gone full throttle but plan to keep a tab on the dosa carts. A group of youngsters who were at Jubilee Hills were told leave as soon as they had food. It is learnt that fights trigger when people are in groups.
