Ujjain: Effects of Janata Curfew visible across city

Ujjain: Effects of Janata Curfew visible across city

Passengers left stranded at railway station

FP News ServiceUpdated: Thursday, April 22, 2021, 02:56 AM IST
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ADM Narendra Suryavanshi and ASP Amrendra Singh dtop a car driver who was trying to enter the city via Chimanaganj Mandi Tiraha | FP PHOTOS BY SUNIL MAGARIA

Day 1 of the Janata Curfew imposed by administration brought back memories of lockdown enforced during the first wave of corona. The city came to a standstill as the administration finally went about enforcing its orders- to curb the spread of corona. Free Press shares an overview of the situation on the ground in Ujjain on Wednesday.

Ujjain: The effects of ‘new corona curfew norms’ rechristened as Janata Curfew by the district administration was visible across the district on Wednesday.

The norms will remain in place till 30 April. In the city, police have installed barricades to curtail undue movement. People who stepped out of homes were sent back from checking points.

Operation of all vehicles including auto-rickshaw, Magic has been banned. People visiting Ujjain were left stranded at the railway station.

Buses coming from other states too were not allowed to enter city.

Early in the day, three buses coming from Maharashtra were stopped via Barnagar were stopped from entering Ujjain.

Officials said that if the buses passing by the city won’t be stopped.

A senior police officer clarified that to this day only the boundaries of Ujjain city have been sealed.

No decision has been taken about sealing the boundaries of the district, he added.

Collectors will take further decision in this regard.

“People are allowed to leave but are not allowed to enter the city,” the officer added.

Vendors of fruits and vegetables, too, stayed home as wholesale markets remained shut as well.

The flower market at Dudhtalai was closed but many vendors sold their stock on the sly.

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