Question

The footpaths on several roads in your city have
been occupied by the vendors, causing pedestrians
to walk on the main roads which have led to
several accidents. Write a letter to the Editor,
Hindustan Times to bring the issue to the notice of
the concerned authorities requesting them to
relocate the vendors and ensure proper
maintenance of footpaths.​

Answer 1

The Editor

Indian Express

Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg

Delhi

5th April, 2016

Subject: Problem of road side vendors

Dear Sir

I wish to provide some information regarding the roadside teashops, vegetable shops, and fruit shops on the roads in Trilokpuri , particularly in extension areas are causing problems to road users. 

Though the MCD a few years ago took a serious note of these roadside vendors and demolished all their temporary sheds and shops , vendors are again resurfacing their tents before slowly converting them into permanent structures.

of these vendors is first they start their business by sitting on roadside vacant spaces without any shelter on their heads. Slowly they convert these working places into shops by throu6 temporary tents with polythene sheets covered over their heads.

It leads to traffic jams and there is no space in the bylanes also for the pedestrians to walk.

One of the ways to get rid of the problem is to allocate them to some open, empty space nearby to put up the stalls.

Government can also provide employment to these vendors to avoid this issue.

Yours Truly,

Rohi/Rachna

15, Trilokpuri

New Delhi

hoping it helps

Answer 2

The footpaths on several roads in your city have been occupied by hawkers and tea sellers, causing pedestrians to walk on the roads, which has led to several accidents. Write to the Municipal Commissioner of your city requesting him to relocate the vendors and ensure proper maintenanceof footpaths.