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Delhi Trade Body Asks for Halt to Rallies and Protests Until Bhaiya Dooj

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A trade body in Delhi has written to authorities seeking a ban on rallies and protests in the city until Bhaiya Dooj. The letter, dated November 3, highlights growing concern among businesses. The traders' body says frequent demonstrations and resulting traffic disruptions over the past month have caused significant financial losses. The request reflects the impact of ongoing public gatherings on commercial activity during the festive period. The article provides limited further detail beyond the letter's contents.

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