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CITU call for a halt to evictions of street vendors in Vijayawada

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The Hindu Bureau
CITU call for a halt to evictions of street vendors in Vijayawada
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The CITU has protested against the eviction of street vendors in Vijayawada, arguing that the government favors large corporations over small-scale workers. They are demanding better infrastructure, identity cards, and a more inclusive zoning policy.

Centre of Indian Trade Unions (CITU) district vice president Donepudi Kasinath alleged on Monday (July 27, 2026) that the governments are always ready to allocate land to major corporations, such as Google or Reliance, at nominal prices and provide them with incentives, but turn their backs on street vendors, who rely heavily on their everyday hustle for livelihoods.

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