Prime Minister Narendra

This follows a Cabinet decision to allow 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail under automatic route, while also easing local sourcing norms.Congress https://www.china-aluminum.net/product/fiberglass-insulated-ladders/ famous Fiberglass insulated ladder manufacturers Randeep Surjewala says PM Modi has harmed the manufacturing sector and traders.Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma said that 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail was notified during the previous UPA government and the only change made is to allow it through the automatic route.Read: Cabinet clears 100 per cent FDI in single-brand retail, foreign funds for Air India tooAt the party briefing, Congress spokesperson RPN Singh said, when the BJP was in the opposition, they opposed the UPA governmentdecision."During the UPA, we had kept safeguards and made provisions for sourcing within India."As the BJP government allows 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail by doing away the requirement of 30 per cent sourcing through 'Make in India', the PM and FMduplicity and doublespeak stand exposed," he said.’The prime minister talks of ’Make in India’, but now says local sourcing is not required,’ Senior Congress leader Anand Sharma says.Congress communications incharge Randeep Surjewala alleged that by doing away with the requirement of 30 per cent sourcing through 'Make in India', the prime minister has exposed his duplicity and doublespeak on the issue. Now when they are in power, they have even dispensed with the 30 per cent sourcing clause while allowing FDI in retail sector.
Is this 'Make in India'?" he asked.Foreign players in single brand retail trade will now be able to set up own shops in India without government approval. Photo: PTI/FileNew Delhi: The Congress on Wednesday accused the BJP of adopting "double-speak" on allowing 100 per cent FDI in single brand retail and criticised it for relaxing the 30 # per cent outsourcing clause.. He asked the government to clarify on its policy to assure investors as they had earlier threatened to reversethat policy. Today the prime minister has done away with 30 per cent clause we had kept.Sharma said the policy on multi-brand retail enumerated by the previous UPA government stands and has not been reversed.Prime Minister Narendra Modi has harmed the manufacturing sector and traders, Surjewala alleged. "The prime minister talks of 'Make in India', but now says local sourcing is not required," he said, and asked the the government to clarify its policy on multi-brand retail.