UP’s QR Code Requirement for Kanwar Yatra Food Vendors Challenged in Supreme Court

The Supreme Court is examining a petition challenging the Uttar Pradesh government’s mandate requiring all food vendors serving pilgrims during the Kanwar Yatra to register and display a QR code.

Concerns Raised About Impact on Small Businesses and Pilgrims

The new regulation has sparked debate, with concerns raised about the potential burden on small-scale food vendors and the potential inconvenience for pilgrims. Critics argue that the short notice and technical hurdles associated with QR code registration could disproportionately affect small businesses who rely on the Kanwar Yatra for their livelihood.

Supreme Court Seeks Government’s Response

The Supreme Court has asked the UP government to respond to the plea, seeking clarification on the rationale behind the QR code mandate and its potential impact on vendors and pilgrims. The court’s intervention offers hope for a resolution that balances the needs of all stakeholders involved in this important religious event.

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