On TV the news is running in a loop that India’s industrial production has slumped to a five-year low.
News that the Environment Pollution Control Authority (EPCA) or something like that has shut down all the industries in the Panipat area is also doing the rounds. Panipat is a town in Haryana, 100 km from Delhi. People from villages in and around used to go to work in the Textile industry of Panipat four decades ago. This has rendered at least 40000 persons unemployed. GST collection goes for a toss, so does income tax collection. The textile industry of Panipat will relocate to Dhaka.
Does the government of India know exactly how many government agencies are in the noble pursuit of protecting “environment?”
Does Modi know exactly how many government agencies are busy protecting “environment?’
We have gone collectively crazy. Totally insane. We want industrial jobs, but we have an unknown number of agencies with the authority to shut down, just like that, any industry. We have a Land Acquisition Law that has made land in India costliest in the world, rendering every project unviable, and even after paying all that crazy compensation, taking possession of land may take an indefinite time.
Panipat survived five decades of “polluting” industries. It will not survive five months of their closure. The town will die, and so will die the families of the 40000 workers. The Haryana government will not survive this closure, nor will survive the Central government. No dictator, no democratically elected leader, no religiously inspired government has ever survived a hungry population. The thugs will again be in power, and we will perish in far more horrible ways than the “polluting” industries could ever kill us.
This is a चक्रव्यूह Modi cannot afford not to blast away. Denial won’t work anymore. Modi has to sit down and find out exactly how many agencies are regulating industries and why. And do something about it.
Set us free Modi Ji. Set our industries free. Grant us economic freedom. You owe it to us, to your motherland, and to your Dharma.
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In case of land acquisition the farmers definitely need a better compensation as they are parting with their land forever for few lacs and the industrialist make money at the cost of Farmer. Instead I feel in the farmers should be made kind of partners in the venture. The promise of job for dislocated is just a eye wash. I’m saying this as I have experienced similar issue.
Sir The BJP GOVT MAY HAVE SUCCEEDED IN J&K RAM MANDIR AND OTHER ISSUES IN THE INTERNATIONAL FORA BUT IT HAS FAILED IN ECONOMIC FRONT. JUST BEFORE ELECTIONS IN MAHARASHTRA IT OPENED UP CASES AGAINST PRAFUL PATEL / NCP AND NOW IT IS COMPLETELY SILENT. MODIJI ERRED IN RAISING PAWARJI AND NCP RECENTLY THUS GRANTING AN EXCELLANT IMAGE TO SHARAD PAWAR AND NCP WHY? NOBODY KNOWS. WHY THE GOVT IS SLOW ON GANDHI FAMILY AND OTHER CORRUPT PEOPLE IN CONG AND OTHER PARTIES. JUST BEFORE ELECTIONS THEY RAISE SUCH ISSUES AND SLEEP LATER OR THERE IS NO FOLLOW UP. IN THIS CONNECTION DR. SUBRAMANIAM SWAMY MUST BE COMPLIMENTED FOR SINGLE HANDEDLY FIGHTING GANDHIS CHIDAMBARAM AND OTHERS. THE GOVT IS SILENT OR SLOW WHY?. WHAT ABOUT ECONOMIC REFORMS. UNLESS THERE IS MONEY IN THE HANDS OF THE PEOPLE HOW WILL DEMAND GROW?. MUCH OF THE DEMAND COMES FROM CENTRAL / STATE GOVT /PSU EMPLOYEES WHOSE SALARIES ARE QUIET DECENT AT LOWER LEVEL POSTS. BUT THE GOVT IS TRYING TO KILL PSUs FOR EXAMPLE BSNL/MTNL ETC BY OFFERING VRS PACKAGE CONSEQUENTLY EMPLOYEES ARE THINKING TWICE TO SPEND AS THEY DO NOT KNOW WHAT THE FUTURE HOLDS FOR THEM.
What about legal system? It takes years together to render a simple judgement and get justice. When you think, you won, there is appeal in higher court and never ending wait for justice starts.No country has progressed without robust justice delivery system