Safal — Regarding Refusal of sale of bananas

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New Delhi, Delhi

Since last 5 yrs I have been visiting Safal Booth no 162 in Sector 2, opposite Goverenment School in Dwarka, New Delhi and today i had this horrible experience. It is my usual routene that everyday after my scheduled morning walk, I go to the Safal and Mother Dairy Booth to pick up fresh fruits and milk for my school going son. I particularly mention the word " school going" because there is always a time constraint for me as I have to rush back home to give him breakfast and pack his lunch within a specific time limit. Since, last 4/5 days I have been observing huge queues infront of the Safal Booth which supposedly are for onions sold at a cheaper rate. No problem with that all these days because I was going in another seperate queue with hardly 3/4 or may be even lesser number of people where we were buying other stuff and not onions. All of a sudden, today I was told by the shop attendant that I wont be given bananas if I dont stand in the queue meant for onions and which meant behind 40/45 people, which meant no seperate line for people who didnt want onions. When I protested, I was told that the dealer did not arrive and there was dearth of manpower, which meant that half dozen banana has to be bought standing in a kilometer long queue. I rushed madly to sector 6 which is quite a distance from my house to just pick up my requirements. I would request the authority to look into the matter seriously ...My questions 1)Are the Safal Booths exclusively meant for onion buyers ? 2)If the dealer is in short of man power, is it the customers' fault ? 3)And thenHow come the Booth has got three assistants in the evening when there is no rush and the fruits and vegetables are no longer fresh ? 4)In that case if he is unable to run the booth properly in lawful manner he should surrender his dealership citing the reason of not being able to manage...