Tuesday, April 17, 2012

[rti4empowerment] restore livelihood of 2000 street vendors in mysore - nhrc 287/10/15/2011 [1 Attachment]

 
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Subject: restore livelihood of 2000 street vendors in mysore - nhrc 287/10/15/2011
NHRC Complainant's National and Regional Press Release dated Tuesday, April 17, 2012
 
Kindly restore the livelihood of 2000 street vendors in Mysore at the earliest
 
Siddharthanagar, Mysore-570011
To
The National Human Rights Commission (NHRC), New Delhi
 
National Human Rights Commission (NHRC)
Case Details of NHRC File Number: 287/10/15/2011
Diary Number
96265
Complainant's Name
Syed Tanveeruddin
Complaint Date
 
26-06-2011 / 26-June-2011
Siddharthanagar, Mysore-570011, Karnataka
Name of the Victims
Street Vendors / Footpath Vendors of Mysore
Victims' Address / Addresses
Mysore, Karnataka
Place of Incident
Mysore, Karnataka
Date of Incident
01/01/1991
Direction issued by the
Commission on 29-08-2011
 / 29-August-2011
The grievance raised in this complaint relate to matters, which are subject of the
State. Let the complaint be transferred to the Karnataka State Human Rights
Commission (KSHRC) u/s 13 (6) of the Protection of Human Rights Act, 1993, as
amended by the Protection of Human Rights (Amendment) Act, 2006, for
disposal in accordance with the provisions of the Act.
 
The Mysore City Corporation and the Mysore District Administration ban the sale of cut fruits, chaats / fast foods and fruit juice/juices by street vendors from Sunday, April 01, 2012 to Tuesday, May 01, 2012 and start harassing the street vendors all over the Mysore City in all the 65 wards.
 
Case Details of KSHRC File Number: 5653/TC-69/2011 (B3) in a chronological sequence
01) Letter dated 10-10-2011 / 10-October-2011 from the KSHRC Registrar and signed by the Assistant Registrar
to the Commissioner of Police (CP/CoP), Mysore City requesting the CP/CoP to conduct an inquiry / enquiry
and to submit a report within 08 weeks from the date of the receipt of the letter.
02) Copy of the KSHRC covering letter 5653/TC-69/2011 (B3) sent by the KSHRC to the complainant by an
ordinary post was received by the complainant on 04-11-2011 / 04-November-2011 / Friday, November 04,
2011.
03) CP/CoP, Mysore City sends his inquiry / enquiry report through his letter dated 30-December-2011 / 30-12-
2011 / Friday, December 30, 2011 to the KSHRC Registrar.
04) KSHRC acknowledges the Mysore CP's/CoP's inquiry / enquiry report on 03-01-2012 / 03-January-2012 /
Tuesday, January 03, 2012.
05) KSHRC Registrar through his letter dated 27-01-2012 / 27-January-2012 / Friday, January 27, 2012
which has been signed by the Assistant Registrar sends the inquiry / enquiry report of CP/CoP, Mysore City to
the complainant by Registered Post on 17-02-2012 / 17-February-2012 / Friday, February 17, 2012.
06) The complainant receives the KSHRC Registrar's Registered Post on 21-02-2012 / 21-February-2012
/ Tuesday, February 21, 2012 which unfortunately gives the complainant only 15 days to respond / reply to the
Mysore CP's/CoP's inquiry / enquiry report.
07) Complainant sends his first interim rejoinder cum requisition letter by FAX and Speed Post to the KSHRC
Registrar on Monday, March 05, 2012 / 05-03-2012 / 05-March-2012 seeking more time to file his rejoinders.
08) Complainant gets / receives a letter dated 12-03-2012 / 12-March-2012 / Monday, March 12, 2012 on 28-
03-2012 / 28-March-2012 / Wednesday, March 28, 2012 from the KSHRC Registrar obliging the complainant's
request to give / provide more time. The KSHRC provides time till 28-04-2012 / 28-April-2012 / Saturday, April
28, 2012 to the complainant to submit his final rejoinder.
09) Complainant sends his second interim rejoinder to the KSHRC Registrar by Speed Post on Monday, March 19,
2012 / 19-03-2012 / 19-March-2012.
10) The Mysore City Corporation (MCC) and the Mysore District Administration ban the sale of cut fruits,
chaats / fast foods and juice/juices by street vendors for 30 days from Sunday, April 01, 2012 to Tuesday, May
01, 2012 and start harassing the street vendors all over the Mysore City in all the 65 wards.
11) Complainant sends his third interim rejoinder to the KSHRC Registrar by Speed Post on Monday, March 19,
2012 / 19-03-2012 / 19-March-2012 due to the exponential escalation in the relentless harassment of the
street vendors by the Mysore City Corporation (MCC) and the District Administration w.e.f. April 01, 2012.
 
The NHRC Complainant (Syed Tanveeruddin) favours a uniform national / central law for the street vendors which could/would be uniformly applicable to/in each and every Indian State and Union Territory and will be submitting his rejoinders to the NHRC favouring a national / central law as soon as possible. 
 
This email contains the following files as email attachments. 
 
File Name
KB
01) Restore the livelihood of 2000 Street vendors in Mysore @ the earliest - NHRC 287-10-15-2011
& KSHRC 5653-TC-69-2011 (B3) - PDF (04 Pages)
0139.00
02) Street vendors protest @ MCC on 12-04-2012 @ 12.01 PM against the MCC's roguish Patrol
vehicles Dhanush - NHRC 287-10-15-2011 - 430 KB - Image
0430.00
03) Street Vendors protest @ Mys Deputy Commissioner's Off on 12-04-2012 @ 01.06 PM -  NHRC
287-10-15-2011 & KSHRC 5653-TC-69-2011 - 446 KB - Image
0446.00
04) Street Vendors' Memorandum to Deputy Commissioner, Mysore on 16-04-2012 @ 1.49 PM
- NHRC 287-10-15-2011 & KSHRC 5653-TC-69-2011 (B3) - 1.55 MB - Image
1587.20
Total / Combined size of emailed / email attachments
2602.20
 
 
Street vendors protest @ MCC on 12-04-2012 @ 12.01 PM against the MCC's roguish Patrol vehicles Dhanush - NHRC 287-10-15-2011 
 
 
Street Vendors protest @ Mys Deputy Commissioner's Off on 12-04-2012 @ 01.06 PM - NHRC 287-10-15-2011 & KSHRC 5653-TC-69-2011
 
Street Vendors' Memorandum to Deputy Commissioner, Mysore on 16-04-2012 @ 1.49 PM - NHRC 287-10-15-2011 & KSHRC 5653-TC-69-2011 (B3)
 
I the NHRC Complainant have received a telephonic request from Bony who is the Karnataka Program / Programme Manager of National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI) (@ 14:51 hours on Tuesday, April 17, 2012) during which he requested me to give / send / forward a press release that he will/would be sending to me by email. 
 
Bony is a resident of Delhi and not Mysore City. Since he has sent the press release from a Cyber Cafe of Mysore City I had to make the necessary corrections to the original press release in the word document as the press release was very confusing and was very difficult to understand. 
 
After having made the necessary corrections to the original press release and proper formatting (in good faith) I have converted it into a Portable Document Format (PDF). 
 
- Syed Tanveeruddin, Siddharthanagar, Mysore-570011, Karnataka
 
Syed Tanveeruddin
Siddharthanagar,
Mysore-570011 Karnataka
To the media/press 
 
Dear Sir/ Madam, 
 
Responding to the call of National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), more two thousand street vendors of Mysore marched to the Mysore City Corporation office and have given their submission to Municipal Commissioner (MCC) and Deputy Commissioner (DC) on Monday, April 16, 2012 demanding an immediate restoration of their right to livelihood. 
 
It is called by leaders representing 19 different street vendor organisations with NASVI. The MCC has called for a meeting of Street Vendors on Tuesday, April 17, 2012. 
 
Vendors from Mysore City will demand to solve their concerns immediately. 
 
We seek your support to cover the issue and movement to bring public consciousness in support of poor families of vendors lost their occupation for more than 15 days. 
 
Kindly assign your correspondent and photographer/camera team to cover this Protest March on Tuesday, April 17, 2012. 
 
With Regards, 
 
Bony M
Program Manager,
National Office:#6, School Lane(Second Floor), Opposite Hotel Lalit, Barakhamba, New Delhi-110001
Tel/Fax:011-41513014/ 41514726
Mob:+918527037180
NASVI Press Release
 
"Honour the National Policy and Restore Our (Street Vendors') Rights"
 
16 April 2012, Monday, Mysore:
 
Protesting against the harassment and violation of fundamental rights for livelihood by the Municipal Corporation of Mysore, more than two thousand street vendors of Mysore city marched to the Mysore City Corporation (MCC) Office on Monday, April 16, 2012.
 
Responding to National Association of Street Vendors of India (NASVI), more than 500 street vendors of Mysore city, marched to the MCC Office on Monday, April 16, 2012, demanding immediate restoration of their right to livelihood. Vendors' leaders from Najangudu, T. Narsipura and Hunsur also joined in the Dharna and protest.
 
The agitators said the Karnataka State government and MCC have/had backed up from their promises and have been showing disrespect to the Hon'ble Supreme Court order (The apex court had directed the government to bring in a law for the street vendors by June 30, 2011 so that their fundamental right to livelihood is protected and ensured).
 
In February 2012, Smt./Mrs. Sonia Gandhi, Chairperson of the National Advisory Council (NAC) had also recommended for a Central Law for the street vendors to the Government of India (GoI).
 
In the Budget session the Hon'ble President of India had announced that the Central Government is working on the street vendors' legislation. However, the Government of Karnataka which has/had declared publicly several times promising the State level legislation had not honoured its own words.
 
The Street vendors have submitted a memorandum to Chief Minister and Urban Development Minister of Karnataka on April 07, 2012, and protested before Deputy Commissioner's / DC office on April 12, 2012.
 
On April 10, 2012, street vendors' leaders from Mysore have met and been promised by the Ministry of Ministry of Housing & Urban Poverty Alleviation (MHUPA), Government of India.
 
Vendors have formed a 20 member agitation committee and said that the agitation will/would continue until the MCC respects its words to form a Town Vending Committee, as per the National Policy for the Street Vendors.
 
Responding to the protest the MCC Commissioner and District Collector addressed the crowd and promised a meeting of vendors leaders tomorrow 4 pm (on Tuesday, April 17, 2012) to settle the issue. "The agitation will continue until the concerns are solved" said the leaders to the media.
 
From all of Mysore district 2000 vendors will wait in front of the MCC office to hear the MCC Commissioner after the scheduled meeting at 04:00 PM.
 
Regards,
Bony M
Program Manager
NASVI
08527037180 bony@nasvinet.org 

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