Delhi's premium markets face revenue loss amid protest disruptions

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High-end commercial markets in Delhi, including Khan Market and Connaught Place, have reported significant revenue losses. This downturn stems from widespread protests that have limited customer footfall and disrupted business operations. The protests were sparked by recent government policies, though the article does not specify which ones. Shop owners and market associations attribute the financial impact directly to the reduced accessibility and prevailing unrest.

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