Jaito, 17 November:- Cabinet Minister Sunil Singhi, Chairman of the Central Government's Traders Welfare Board, said that there is a great need to work on productivity and comfort in our country. Big foreign companies have captured the online shopping locker market in India. In such a situation, every small and big development will now have to be connected with digital technology from every situation. Then we can move forward in the economy.
Chairman Sunil Singhi is addressing the Punjab Pradesh Traders Board (Regd) at the Balwantgagi Auditorium in Bathind like a huge national traders' conference to reach different states of the country. He said that for a safe cooperative environment, safe availability for the small and big traders of the country, the Modi government has created the Traders' Business Board, which has been entrusted with the responsibility of Chairman. He said that when the Traders' Welfare Board was formed.
He has resolved about 180 such business cases, in such cases, imprisonment can be possible. He said that so far 5 governments have provided relief to those who benefited by forming a Business Welfare Board. He said that a letter has been written to Punjab Chief Minister Bhagwan Mann and asked to form a Business Welfare Board in the state.
He said that meetings are held every Monday from 3 to 4 pm in your Delhi office. Problems and suggestions from the businessmen are discussed in the meetings. Therefore, the governments are responsible that they should protect the business class, their problems should be resolved in a time-bound manner.
Amit Kapoor, State President of Punjab Pradesh Business Board, in his speech, said that the Government of India should provide relief to the businessmen of Punjab and the Centre should protect and respect the small and big businessmen of the state. Concrete steps should be taken for this.
There was a demand for transparency in the functioning of the tax department, committees and administrators, and the formation of United Nations at the state and district levels to resolve the grievances of traders. He said that every government is indifferent to the traders.
On this occasion, Federation of All India Chambers of Commerce President Sushil Podar Calcutta and Maharashtra R.K. God from Delhi, Prem Mishra Banaras, Chaudhary Krishna from Andhra Pradesh, Pakanj Kumar from Dehradun, Punjab Pradesh Chamber of Commerce Chief Model Ashok Aneja, Chairman Karan Singh Jaura, Senior Model Sham Lal Anand, Maharaji KK Maheshwari and Rajendra Nirankari Rajpura, Chief Media Advisor Raghunandan Parashar Jaito, Gobind Gopal Krishna Shelly Jaito and Naresh Jindal, Lali Abohar, District Bathinda President Jeevan Goyal, Maharashtrai Pramod Jain and Darvjit Mary from various states of the country including Punjab, Haryana, Himachal, Delhi, Pradesh, Rajasthan, Himachal Pradesh and other states were present.
At the end of the conference, Chairman of the Traders Welfare Board and Cabinet Minister Sunil Singhi, with a commitment to make the vast trader community self-reliant and self-reliant in the country, created more national spirit, unity and integrity of the country.