Beopar Mandal chief attacks govt over ‘poor’ law & order

Jhajjar, February 18 Haryana Beopar Mandal president Bajrang Dass Garg today visited the grain market in Jhajjar and interacted with traders over various issues, like their safety concerns and hike in taxes and the prices of commodities. Speaking on the...

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Updated At : 02:31 PM Feb 19, 2024 IST

Jhajjar, February 18

Haryana Beopar Mandal president Bajrang Dass Garg today visited the grain market in Jhajjar and interacted with traders over various issues, like their safety concerns and hike in taxes and the prices of commodities.

Speaking on the occasion, Garg attacked the BJP-JJP coalition government for its “erroneous” policy of imposing new taxes, which had increased the monetary burden on people. The government had also failed miserably to check rising inflation, Garg said. “Despite paying hefty GST, traders are feeling insecure due to the deteriorating law and order situation in the state. Criminals are openly seeking extortion from traders and firing bullets at their shops and nothing is being done to discourage the criminals,” Garg said.

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