Modi Government becomes first central government for levying tax on farmers: Surjewala

Dharamshala, November 5, 2017: Indian politician and a member of Indian National Congress party Randeep Surjewala said in Dharamshala, “Modi Government is the first central government, which levied tax on farmers in one way or the other, in the shape of GST. Farmers are working hard to fill our bellies, and they must be exempted from any tax. So why Rahul ji rightly termed it as Gabber Singh tax.”
An MLA in the Haryana State Legislature and a former minister, Randeep said that in film people starts fearing when the dialogue comes ‘kitne aadmi the’ and now they fear when PM say ‘mitron’, because we don’t now demonetisation is coming or something else.

Working for Urban Development Minister, Haryana Sudhir Sharma in Dharamshala on Sunday ex-minister of Haryana Surjewala said, “18% tax levied on agriculture and 12% on agriculture equipments the first time in India by Modi government. Even the cold storage is not spared where the farmers keep their stock. The thread and cloth is not spared. Look the tragedy, if you import cloth from China the tax is 5% and for Indian cloth it is 18%.”
Surjewala said, “GST has so scared the business community of Gujarat (where too the elections are due), that they had printed on their cash memos “achhe din aane wale hae, modi ji jane wale hae”.
Sudhir Sharma said, “I worked tireless for the past 5 years to develop Dharamshala, to put it in Smart City list, to make it Municipal Corporation, to bring international technology for dustbins, to get land for central university and to get IT approved for the area.”
Sharma said, “Modi Ji’s denial amazes us. The amount of sugar in his speeches is making the country diabetic. Reacting over Modi’s rallies in Kangra district on November 2, 4 and 5, he claimed that Congress would elections in Himachal Pradesh.