Delhi Mayor Shelly Oberoi on Friday claimed that a court-appointed panel has “taken a decision to de-seal” over 300 shops which were sealed in 2018 for alleged violation of norms.
In a press conference, she described the move as a “Diwali gift” for the affected traders.
In 2018, 392 shops were sealed at the instance of a Supreme Court-appointed monitoring committee, she said.
These garment shops were located in the Lajpat Nagar-IV area and were sealed for carrying out “commercial activity in a residential area”, the mayor said.
Now, after years of their struggle, the “monitoring committee has taken a decision to de-seal” these shops, she told reporters, and said the move was “praiseworthy”.
A senior official of the MCD, when contacted, also said the decision to “de-seal” these shops was taken by the monitoring committee.
Mayor Oberoi also told reporters that these traders will have to submit an undertaking and a few other documents to start the process.
“A supplementary lease deed which is executed by the L&DO, will have to be submitted, as also penalties and misuse charges to be paid to L&DO, besides conversion and parking charges, if due, Oberoi said.
One more certificate on structural stability will have to be submitted to the MCD. After all these formalities are done, only then shops will be de-sealed,” she told reporters.
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