New Delhi, Oct. 13 -- Traders at Khan Market on Tuesday said ongoing opposition protests over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of electoral rolls have brought business to a standstill, urging the Supreme Court to shift the protest site to the Delhi border.

Speaking to ANI, Khan Market Traders Association President Sanjeev Mehra said police barricading has cut off access to the market.

"For the past few days, business has been taking a hit because of these protests. The police have set up a perimeter to stop the protestors, which starts 1 Km before our market. Due to this, our customers are having a lot of trouble getting around. The market is open, but there are no customers and the business is completely at a standstill. We are onl...