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Maharashtra: Disability rights protest in Mumbra put on hold till August 16, protesters seek action on livelihood demands

The protest was focused on demands including official spaces for businesses run by disabled people, pending requests for relocation of business spaces, alleged selective action by authorities and equal enforcement of rules

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The disability rights activists have sought a concrete decision on applications pending for changes in business locations. Representational Pic/File

The disability rights activists have sought a concrete decision on applications pending for changes in business locations. Representational Pic/File

A protest by disabled residents of Mumbra in Thane district of Maharashtra over livelihood rights and access to authorised business spaces has been temporarily suspended until August 16, an official statement said on Friday.

The protest was focused on demands including official spaces for businesses run by disabled people, pending requests for relocation of business spaces, alleged selective action by authorities and equal enforcement of rules, it said.

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