Ashok Gehlot.
Rajasthan News: Former Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot has as soon as once more created a stir within the state’s politics by tweeting. He has not solely accused the state authorities of ignoring the calls for of merchants, however has additionally indicated that each one will not be effectively within the authorities. This tweet of the Congress chief has come at a time when the state’s Chief Minister Bhajan Lal Sharma and Deputy CM Prem Chand Bairwa are on a overseas tour, and are assembly large entrepreneurs there and welcoming them to put money into Rajasthan.
‘Despite being in Delhi, the Finance Minister didn’t attend the assembly’
Gehlot wrote on Instagram, ‘It may be very unlucky that on one hand the Chief Minister goes overseas and asking entrepreneurs to come back and put money into Rajasthan, however why is the BJP authorities of the state not inserting the calls for of Rajasthan’s marble-granite entrepreneurs earlier than the Centre? The authorities shouldn’t overlook that the entrepreneurs of the state are the spine of our financial system. It can be shocking that why the Finance Minister of Rajasthan didn’t take part within the GST Council regardless of being in Delhi? This reveals that every part will not be going effectively within the authorities.’
Nirmala Sitharaman met businessmen in Udaipur
Actually, the nation’s Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman had not too long ago visited Udaipur. During this time, the merchants had raised the demand of decreasing GST on marble and granite. After this go to, a GST counseling assembly was held in Delhi on Monday. But, regardless of being in Delhi, the Finance Minister didn’t attend it. In such a state of affairs, Minister Gajendra Singh Khinvsar appeared there as a consultant of the state authorities. However, through the dialogue, he didn’t elevate the demand of decreasing GST on marble and granite, which got here as a giant shock to the merchants.
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