NEW DELHI, Nov. 10 -- The Confederation of All India Traders (CAIT) has called a national meeting to seek designated sites for political protests and demonstrations on the outskirts of cities, arguing that prolonged agitations in commercial areas disrupt business and affect the economy. The traders' body, led by BJP MP Praveen Khandelwal, will meet in New Delhi on November 13 to discuss the proposal. The meeting will include senior trade leaders from across India. In a press release by Khandelwal, the body said they plan to approach the government and can even go to the court to push for designated protest venues. "The arrangement should be implemented across the country and not remain limited to Delhi. The proposed sites would enable peace...