Political parties have begun to woo voters before voting for the first phase for the Lok Sabha elections. After announcing the minimum income plan for poor families, Congress President Rahul Gandhi has now shouted youngsters.
Rahul Gandhi has announced 4 plans for starting a new business and generating employment. They have made many promises with this plan. He said that for the first 3 years of any new business any regulatory permission will not be required.
Apart from this, Angel tax will be eliminated. Not only this, it is possible to easily get a loan from the bank.
Let's say that Angel tax was introduced in 2012. Then Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee had announced this in the budget. Engagement tax is applied on the start ups. Currently, it is applied at a maximum of 30 percent.
Rahul Gandhi told the news agency PTI that promoting the domestic industry would be a major priority for the Congress. It will ensure that all new businesses are freed from the clutches of red lipstick.
It is to be mentioned that in many surveys conducted by various agencies before the election, lack of jobs has been described as the most prominent issue. According to the leaks report of NSSO, unemployment reached a high level of 45 years in 2017-18.
The Congress President said that for the first three years of establishing a new business, we are going to liberate you from Lal Patahshahi. You will not need to take permission for anything. He said that these proposals will be included in the Congress manifesto for the Lok Sabha elections, which will be issued at the beginning of next month. Rahul Gandhi said that do not worry about anything, you do not have to take any permission. Start your business, get to work.
Rahul said these things to entice the youth who intend to start their own business. Rahul Gandhi further said why Neerav Modi get thousands of crores? How many jobs have he created in India?
Rahul Gandhi said that after several rounds of discussions the party is making a manifesto. The manifesto will include many things to promote trade, agriculture and employment.
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