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Punjab Assembly Polls: Kejriwal tries to woo businessmen with '5 big promises'

Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal made five big promises for the businessmen on behalf of his Aam Admi Party ahead of the Assembly Polls in Punjab. In Ludhiana, which is called the centre of trade and industry in Punjab, Kejriwal interacted with hundreds of entrepreneurs related to the cycle industry, cottage industry, food and vegetable industry etc.

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Published : Sep 30, 2021, 11:56 AM IST

Ludhiana (Punjab): Aam Aadmi Party's national convenor and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held talks with traders in Ludhiana on Wednesday. Kejriwal made five big promises for the businessmen on behalf of his party ahead of upcoming Punjab Assembly polls next year.

In Ludhiana, which is called the centre of trade and industry in Punjab, Kejriwal interacted with traders from different parts of Punjab, listened to their problems and took suggestions. Hundreds of entrepreneurs related to the cycle industry, cottage industry, food and vegetable industry etc. directly interacted with the Delhi Chief Minister. After listening to everyone, Kejriwal addressed the entrepreneurs and made five promises to them.

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Kejriwal started his talk with a story from Mahabharata. While narrating this story, he said, "before the elections, all the parties come to the traders to make money. I have come to you meet you all today. I do not want your money, I want you all as partners."

He said that after listening to everyone, he realised that every industry has some problems. "Everyone has their own vision, dreams. When our government will be formed here, then a panel will be formed, wherein one person from every industry will be meeting the Chief Minister after every 15 days and every decision should be implemented with his command."

"I have come not to ask for your support, but to invite you to be a partner. It was said across the country that the businessmen are the vote bank of the BJP. But for the last 7 years, the businessman of Delhi votes for the Aam Aadmi Party. Now, there are no raids on traders in Delhi. We also reduced the tax on several commodities and despite that, the tax revenue increased from Rs30,000 crores to Rs60,000 crores," he said.

"Punjab has to be made number one in the world. The instability in the Punjab government is unfortunate. Give a chance to the Aam Aadmi Party and then, all parties will be forgotten," he said.

Speaking about the five promises, Kejriwal said, "Firstly, peace and law and order to its fullest will be implemented in the government of Aam Aadmi Party. Secondly, you (industrialists) will help in decision making in our government and the traders will work according to these decisions. Thirdly, we will end the Inspector Raj system here and traders will get freedom from the "Red System" due to which industries get their work carried out in a restricted manner. Fourthly, we will start a 24-hour helpline for traders to help them with their queries. Fifthly, we will ensure 24 hours electricity supply in the state here."

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(ANI)

Ludhiana (Punjab): Aam Aadmi Party's national convenor and Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal held talks with traders in Ludhiana on Wednesday. Kejriwal made five big promises for the businessmen on behalf of his party ahead of upcoming Punjab Assembly polls next year.

In Ludhiana, which is called the centre of trade and industry in Punjab, Kejriwal interacted with traders from different parts of Punjab, listened to their problems and took suggestions. Hundreds of entrepreneurs related to the cycle industry, cottage industry, food and vegetable industry etc. directly interacted with the Delhi Chief Minister. After listening to everyone, Kejriwal addressed the entrepreneurs and made five promises to them.

Also Read: Arvind Kejriwal arrives in Chandigarh, slams Congress infighting

Kejriwal started his talk with a story from Mahabharata. While narrating this story, he said, "before the elections, all the parties come to the traders to make money. I have come to you meet you all today. I do not want your money, I want you all as partners."

He said that after listening to everyone, he realised that every industry has some problems. "Everyone has their own vision, dreams. When our government will be formed here, then a panel will be formed, wherein one person from every industry will be meeting the Chief Minister after every 15 days and every decision should be implemented with his command."

"I have come not to ask for your support, but to invite you to be a partner. It was said across the country that the businessmen are the vote bank of the BJP. But for the last 7 years, the businessman of Delhi votes for the Aam Aadmi Party. Now, there are no raids on traders in Delhi. We also reduced the tax on several commodities and despite that, the tax revenue increased from Rs30,000 crores to Rs60,000 crores," he said.

"Punjab has to be made number one in the world. The instability in the Punjab government is unfortunate. Give a chance to the Aam Aadmi Party and then, all parties will be forgotten," he said.

Speaking about the five promises, Kejriwal said, "Firstly, peace and law and order to its fullest will be implemented in the government of Aam Aadmi Party. Secondly, you (industrialists) will help in decision making in our government and the traders will work according to these decisions. Thirdly, we will end the Inspector Raj system here and traders will get freedom from the "Red System" due to which industries get their work carried out in a restricted manner. Fourthly, we will start a 24-hour helpline for traders to help them with their queries. Fifthly, we will ensure 24 hours electricity supply in the state here."

Also Read: Kejriwal launches 'Deshbhakti curriculum', says every child in Delhi will be patriot in true sense

(ANI)

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