They claimed loss of livelihood during the imposition of Section 163 BNSS due to the recent protests and are anticipating loss of business in the long run due to the de-notification.
Delhi Police said around 70 questions were put to the three leaders in connection with two FIRs alleging trespass and violation of restrictions at the protest site.
With the location no longer designated for protests, the removal of barricades is expected to ease movement and provide relief to residents and commuters.
However, Delhi Police have denied permission for a protest by LPG distributors at the ground, citing the festive season and potential law-and-order concerns.
Members of the public and anyone affected by the violence can walk in between 11.30 am and 3 pm on October 29 and 30 to submit complaints or representations, or present evidence.
