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Key UPA ally DMK Friday remained non-committal on the Centre's decision to allow 51 per cent FDI in multi-brand retail, with party chief M Karunanidhi putting the ball in the state government's court over its implementation.
Key UPA ally DMK Friday remained
non-committal on the Centre's decision to allow 51 per cent
FDI in multi-brand retail, with party chief M Karunanidhi
putting the ball in the state government's court over its
implementation. "We opposed it earlier as it could pose big competition to
local retailers and those dependent on them. But now the
Centre has given state governments the option of implementing
it. So it is not mandatory for state governments to implement
it. Let us see what they do," he told reporters. Asked about the latest stand of his party which had
opposed FDI earlier, he said, "that is what I said. It
(implementation) is an option with the states. We have to see
what our state (government) does.
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