Bombay High Court gives BMC five weeks to issue QR code ID cards for 99,435 surveyed hawkers in Mumbai.
The Bombay High Court on Wednesday (May 6) granted five weeks to the Brihanmumbai Municipal Corporation (BMC) to issue QR code-generated identity cards to 99,435 hawkers who were surveyed in May 2014.
The court said any hawker beyond this list, including nationals of Bangladesh, can be evicted. It also directed the BMC to set up a mechanism for people to file complaints through WhatsApp without revealing the complainant’s identity.
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