Blind hawkers face tough times
The ban on hawkers near railway stations has hit at least 1,000 families whose their bread winner is visually impaired.
There are at least 1,000 blind hawkers who sell either stationery or daily needs to commuters. There are some blind hawkers who sit at railway bridges and sell folders, card holders and other items including nail cutters, chains with locks and also key-chains.

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