Supreme Court ban on UPA government's decisions! Supreme Court said there is no need to put name plates on shops falling on Kavad route.

NEWS - A major decision of the Supreme Court has come in the matter of installing name plates on the Kanwar route. The Supreme Court has put an interim stay on the government's decision to install name plates on the Kanwar route and said that shopkeepers are not required to reveal their identity. Apart from this, the court has also issued notice to the governments of UP, Uttarakhand and Madhya Pradesh and sought their reply by Friday. The Supreme Court said that the shopkeepers will only have to tell the type of food whether it is vegetarian or non-vegetarian. The next hearing of the name plate case will be on July 26. Today a hearing was held in the Supreme Court in the Kanwar Yatra-nameplate dispute case. During this time the Supreme Court gave this decision. Actually, shopkeepers on the route of Kanwra Yatra were asked by the government to reveal their identity. After which it was seen that the shopkeepers had put up posters of their names outside their shops. Regarding this matter, it was also revealed that many shops were named after Hindus but their owners were Muslims. A large number of people were giving their feedback regarding this matter on social media and political statements were also coming to the fore. Opposition parties were opposing this decision of the government.