As our dynamic PM puts it, GST has indeed transformed our economy. It has brought in lots of confusion, raised the prices of several common commodities and services, exempted the most taxed petroleum products from the purview of GST so that exorbitant levels of taxes on these products can continue, complicated the filing of returns and has put additional burden on common man and small traders. What more transformation is required?
Re: GST and economy
by Rakesh Dandekar on Jul 31, 2017 11:23 AM
He said every thing pertaining to GST but he never said why he was opposed during his tennur of CM in Gujarat. at that time it was not correct and now it is correct. this itself shows his double standard of politcs. today seniro is also their first in Bihar, now in Gujarat and planning in Karnataka. whether this is PM subject or other MP subject. What is the responsibility of PM he never face media, parliament only touring for canvasing election. this is the responsibility. it means he has no surety that BJP MP will work honestly and rule this country. Only poor voters who are expecting employment, education, but in last three years this is not did and only either touring foreign country for FDI and touring in India for election convace this is shocking to us. We still awaiting for good days how soon it will come only PM can say. this my comments moderator will allow also bhaktas.
