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Attitude of Commercial Taxes Department not acceptable: Jammu Traders
5/5/2023 10:26:32 PM
Early Times Report
JAMMU, May 5: Furious over the atrocious attitude of Commercial Taxes(GST) Department Officials, the business community under the banner of Traders Federation Ware House-Nehru Market (Regd.) Jammu has warned the UT Govt. of serious consequences in case the authorities of the GST department would not mend its ways. Protesting strongly over the attitude of GST department officials, the Federation has threatened to come on roads in case the govt. fails to check the malicious attitude of the concerned authorities. While launching a scathing attack on the authorities, the Federation President Deepak Gupta lambasted the government. for not tightening the noose of GST department officials who are creating hurdles in their trading activities least caring about the losses being incurred to them due to Covid-19 pandemic and Lockdown. Deepak Gupta while addressing a press conference on Friday in the presence of Yashpal Gupta, President Retailers Federation, Anoop Mittal, President Kanak Mandi Traders Association, Prithvi Gupta, Former General Secretary Chamber of Commerce and Industry Jammu and Sham Lal Gupta, Former Sr. Vice President Traders Federation Ware House-Nehru Market (Regd.) Jammu, alleged that GST deptt. Officials are hell bent to damage their business interests by putting Nakas at Various places enroute from Lakhanpur to Banihal and harassing the members of trading community by resorting to undue checking of their vehicles carring goods from Lakhanpur to Banihal. He termed this whole process as useless because whatsoever material they are bringing from outside, has already been checked by the GST department at Lakhanpur and they fulfilled all the formalities by submitting GST through e-way bill. Hence there is no need to further check their vehicles by the authorities. By doing so they are just resorting to harassment of the traders. Yashpal Gupta, President Retailers Federation expressed concern over the behavior of GST deptt. officials who instead of providing a feasible atmosphere for business, have resorted to undue interference in their working, posing serious blow to their business which is already in doledrums due to instability in the market. Anoop Mittal, President Kanak Mandi Traders Association assailed the GST department officials for creating nuisance in the working of trading community in Jammu who are under hard pressed conditions due to instability. He said the traders have suffered heavy losses in the last few years. Now this time they were expecting good business turnover but the way the officials are treating the members of Trading Community, there is no doubt that this year, they have to undergo the same fate as was in the last few years.
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