FDI: Shops to BE shut tomorrow
FDI: Shops to BE shut tomorrow
Follow us:WhatsappFacebookTwitterTelegram.cls-1{fill:#4d4d4d;}.cls-2{fill:#fff;}Google NewsAll commercial establishments and business centres would remained closed on September 20, in protest against the Central Government’s decision to allow FDI in retail sector, said K M Devaraj, president of Vellore Maavatta Anaithu Vanigargal Sanga Peravai.Charging that the Central Government had not taken the protests held by traders’ bodies seriously and had given the nod for 51 per cent FDI in retail sector, he said protesting the decision all commercial establishments would down shutters on September 20.He lauded the State Government for not allowing FDI in retail sector in Tamil Nadu.Demand to Roll Back Diesel Price Hike Members of Vellore District Construction Employees Association, Indhiya Jananayaga Valibar Sangam and All India Democratic Women’s Association on Tuesday protested in front of the Walajah Revenue Division Office, demanding the roll back of diesel price hike. They demanded the withdrawl of the cap on LPG cylinders to houses and FDI in retail sector.first published:September 19, 2012, 10:01 ISTlast updated:September 19, 2012, 10:01 IST 
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All commercial establishments and business centres would remained closed on September 20, in protest against the Central Government’s decision to allow FDI in retail sector, said K M Devaraj, president of Vellore Maavatta Anaithu Vanigargal Sanga Peravai.

Charging that the Central Government had not taken the protests held by traders’ bodies seriously and had given the nod for 51 per cent FDI in retail sector, he said protesting the decision all commercial establishments would down shutters on September 20.

He lauded the State Government for not allowing FDI in retail sector in Tamil Nadu.

Demand to Roll Back Diesel Price Hike Members of Vellore District Construction Employees Association, Indhiya Jananayaga Valibar Sangam and All India Democratic Women’s Association on Tuesday protested in front of the Walajah Revenue Division Office, demanding the roll back of diesel price hike. They demanded the withdrawl of the cap on LPG cylinders to houses and FDI in retail sector.

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