Delhi traders urge CM Arvind Kejriwal to open markets, factories with new restrictions from June 1

About 60 per cent of the traders said the metro train service should be resumed to prevent traffic on the roads.

New Delhi: About 80 per cent of traders in the national capital want the Delhi government to lift the lockdown after June 1 and allow the markets to open with ‘stringent conditions’, revealed a new survey. Conducted by the Chamber of Trade and Industry (CTI), a traders body in Delhi, the survey's respondents included nearly 560 organisations across various industries including, hotel and restaurant, as well as beauty and wellness associations in the capital, according to news agency PTI. The survey said the traders want the Delhi government to allow the opening of markets and factories with "strict conditions".