(File Photo | PTI) Union Home Minister Rajnath Singh (L) with Kailash Vijayvargiya during an open rally at Ashok Nagar in North 24 Parganas. 
India

Those involved in tax evasion facing problems due to GST: BJP general secretary

The people who are involved in unlawful practices (such as tax evasion) are shouting loudly against the GST, Kailash Vijayvargiya said.

From our online archive

INDORE: BJP general secretary Kailash Vijayvargiya today said that the Goods and Services Tax (GST) was in the interest of the country and traders involved in tax evasion are facing problems after the introduction of this new tax regime.

While addressing the BJP workers during a programme here, Vijayvargiya said, "The people who are involved in unlawful practices (such as tax evasion) are shouting loudly against the GST. Such traders now need to run their businesses with honesty." The BJP general secretary claimed, "The honest businessmen are very happy with the GST." Vijayvargiya appealed to the party workers to put forward BJP's side over GST among business community and traders.

He said, "Modi government has implemented GST in the interest of the country. There can be some negative talk about it along with positive things, but we should talk about GST emphatically." Vijayvargiya said, "You (BJP workers) should also tell the common people that the decisions that have been taken about GST are not the decisions made by the Prime Minister Narendra Modi alone.

"These decisions have been taken by the GST Council headed by Union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley with unanimity.

The Council includes Finance Ministers of all state government of the country."

'Sack Dharmendra Pradhan now': Rahul Gandhi demands PM Modi take accountability for NEET UG paper leak

CBSE makes three languages mandatory from class 9 under NEP 2020

Andhra government announces cash incentives for third, fourth child

CM Vijay keeps Home, Sengottaiyan gets Finance; Keerthana Industries; here's the list of TN ministers and portfolios

Weekly Review: Indian markets swayed by Crude rally and Rupee weakness

SCROLL FOR NEXT