The sale of non-vegetarian food on streets near schools is bans  in Ahmedabad

The restrictions came days after the companies of the municipalities of Vadodara and Rajkot in Gujarat ordered traders and merchants to cover up The sale of non-vegetarian food, including eggs, as it could damage Hindu religious sentiment.

Ahmedabad is the last city in Gujarat to voice concerns about street The sale of non-vegetarian products. News agency ANI reported that standing with such items is prohibited on public roads and within 100 meters of schools, colleges, and religious sites.

Execution of (orders) will start tomorrow,” said Dewang Dani, chairman of the Ahmedabad Municipal Society’s urban planning committee.

Gujarat Chief Minister Bhupendra Patel said the ban was not a matter of vegetarian or non-vegetarian products. “People can eat what they want. But the food sold in the stalls must not be dangerous, and the stalls must not interfere with traffic,” he said as quoted by ANI. The Ahmedabad restrictions come days after municipal companies Vadodara and Rajkot in the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) ordered traders. And vendors to cover non-vegetarian food, including eggs, as it could hurt Hindu religious sentiments. He added that the smoke coming out of these places also poses a health hazard.

Vadodara Municipal Corporation (VMC) Standing Committee chairman Hitendra Patel issued verbal instructions on Thursday. To remove all street stalls selling non-vegetarian food if they do not adequately cover the produce. He added that the practice of exposing meat, fish. And eggs might have been going on for several years, but it was time to stop.