Supreme Court May Award Compensation If Delhi Protests Hit Traders, Daily-Wage Earners
The Supreme Court on Friday, October 16, warned that it could award compensation if protests in Delhi caused disproportionate hardship to traders and daily-wage earners. The court expressed concern over the impact of restrictions on small businesses, particularly during the festive season when many traders depend on higher sales for their livelihood. Also Watch: Chief Justice of India Surya Kant…
The Supreme Court of India cautioned on Friday, October 16, that it might compensate traders and daily-wage earners if protests in Delhi caused significant hardship to their businesses. The court expressed concern over restrictions on small businesses, particularly during the festive season when many traders rely on increased sales for their livelihoods.
During the hearing, attorney Jai Anant Dehadrai raised concerns on behalf of a traders' association, pointing out that disruptions in Connaught Place could lead to financial losses of over ₹250 crore daily, especially for businesses dependent on festive-season sales.
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