Bhopal: There is big news about the night curfew in Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh. The night curfew has been abolished here. Along with this, the markets will also open till 10 pm. Orders have been issued in this regard from the Collector Office. According to the information received, the Collector recently said, 'Markets have been opened, but leave the house late at night, only if necessary.' By the way, you will all know that yesterday, Chief Minister Shivraj Singh Chouhan had said that, 'If the collectors of Indore and Bhopal can consider opening the market by 10 pm.'

Last month, the government imposed a night curfew in Bhopal in view of the rising coronavirus in the state. Actually, during that time it was also said that the markets would also be closed at 8 pm, though during this time orders were given to open liquor shops by 10 pm. Apart from this, it was also said that people could not leave the house from 10 am to 6 am. A management committee meeting was held last month under the chairmanship of the Assembly's Protem Speaker Rameshwar Sharma.

Collector Avinash Lavania, DIG Irshad Wali, former minister and MLA PC Sharma, MLA Vishnu Khatri attended this meeting. At the same time, there was a meeting of Bhopal Crisis Management in which the common consent was agreed to take steps to prevent night curfew and corona. After that the traders had agreed in writing to close the market from 8 pm, then this order was issued.

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