Kashmiri shawl sellers say not allowed to trade in Himachal Pradesh, being told to go back https://indianexpress.com/article/india/kashmiri-shawl-sellers-allege-harassment-in-himachal-pradesh-file-police-complaint-9746184/ Twenty-two Kashmiri shawl sellers have filed a police complaint at Ghumarwin police station in Bilaspur district, alleging they are being barred from selling their goods and pressured to leave Himachal Pradesh. Senior officials have attributed the incident to a business rivalry between the Kashmiri hawkers and local shopkeepers affiliated with the Ghumarwin Beopar Mandal. A police investigation is underway.
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