Hisar, May 11
The Food and Supplies Department has suspended an inspector following an inquiry report indicating irregularities in granting licences for fair price shops in villages of Hisar.
Reports say a departmental inquiry has found that 68 licences for ration depots under the Public Distribution System had been granted in violation of the Haryana Public Distribution System (Control) Order 2009.
Following the report, the department had suspended Hisar inspector Krishan Kumar. The suspension order stated that his headquarters would be Rohtak during the period of his suspension.
District Food and Supplies Commissioner Dr Ghanshyam said the ration depots were granted licences as per the requirement and approval by the Hisar district administration. He denied any wrongdoing in granting the licences.
iso certification in Delhi
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Shop and establishment registration comes under state matter
and every state of india made its own law relating to shop
and establishment i.e Shop and establishment act. Some of act
relating to shop and establishments are Karnataka
Shops and Commercial Establishments Act, 1961, The Punjab Shops
and Commercial Establishments Act, 1958, Delhi Shop & Establishment
Act 1954, The Maharashtra Shops and Establishment Act 1948. It is
common in all state law to mandatory registration of shops and
establishment without any exemption to any small shops. This
registration is done under the aegis of respective state shop
and establishment act.
Shop and establishment registration in Delhi
Shop and establishment registration is done with the objectives
to regulate the employer in respect of working conditions,
leaves of employee, and also to to regulate health, safety
welfare, working hours of adults. Registration should be done within in
some days after establishing shop or registration
of the establishment or in some state should be made immediately
before commencing any shop or work.