At present, there will not be a sub-market of fruits and vegetables in Maldevata area of Dehradun. Mandi President Rajesh Sharma has banned this in view of the protest from the local people. He said that after the corona crisis is over, a sub-market should be set up in Maldevata. On Monday morning, local people in Maldevata area protested against the market. He said that planting the market here during the Corona crisis would increase the risk of infection. A large number of adhatis, their employees and laborers have turned out to be Corona positive. There may be many other people who have not been investigated and they are engaged in the business of fruits and vegetables. These can cause infection in the entire region. On this, Mandi President Rajesh Sharma instructed the officials not to place the market there at present. Action will be taken against those who commit fraud.

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Market President Rajesh Sharma has instructed the mandi officials and employees to inspect all the mandis of the city. He said that all officers and employees should go to the shops as customers and find out the prices. Take action against profiteers and hoarders by making an excuse for the shortage of vegetables. The effect of the closure of Niranjanpur market and the ban on fruits and vegetables of the outer states has started appearing on the market. There is also a shortage of many fruits in the market. However, vegetables are being supplied locally, so there is no problem of vegetables in the retail market. Gourd, bitter gourd, bhindi, capsicum, pumpkin, zucchini, brinjal, peas are being supplied by local farmers in the retail market. Farmers are bringing vegetables from areas adjoining Raipur, Maldevata and Uttarkashi.

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Vegetables were also ordered from Vikasnagar and Himachal Mandi on Monday. Vegetables are being brought from Roorkee, Bhagwanpur and Rishikesh Mandi, although the supply of fruits has been affected. Most of the fruits are coming from outside states, so their supply has been stopped at the moment. Fruits like Papaya from Burhanpur (MP), Mango from Andhra, Saharanpur, Peach from Bijnor, Chiku, Watermelon, Melon are also not coming. Currently bananas and apples are being brought from the cold store. He said that before the closure of the mandi, a mango truck had left for Doon, which has arrived. On Monday, the Mandi administration dispatched a total of 45 vehicles to provide cheap vegetables to the people. A total of 610 quintals of fresh vegetables and fruits were sold through this. Market Secretary Vijay Thapliyal informed that demand for the train is coming from many other areas as well. Gradually the number of trains will be increased.

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