Via PTI
JAIPUR: Gasoline pumps will stay closed from 10 am to six pm on Wednesday and Thursday around the state, because the Rajasthan Petroleum Sellers Affiliation has referred to as for a strike to protest the prime value-added tax (VAT) fee on gas.
The Affiliation has referred to as for a two-day symbolic strike on September 13 and September 14.
State President of Rajasthan Petroleum Sellers Affiliation, Rajendra Singh Bhati, mentioned the primary day’s strike began at 10 am.
The pumps will stay closed until night time. On Thursday additionally gas pumps will stay closed from 10 am to six pm, he mentioned.
He mentioned that the decision for a gas pump strike used to be taken towards prime VAT charges on gas within the state.
Greater than 5,700 privately operated gas pumps around the state are taking part within the strike.
A big crowd used to be observed at many petrol pumps on Wednesday morning, as folks weren’t conscious about the strike.
Bhati threatened an indefinite strike from September 15, if the state govt didn’t act at the factor.
JAIPUR: Gasoline pumps will stay closed from 10 am to six pm on Wednesday and Thursday around the state, because the Rajasthan Petroleum Sellers Affiliation has referred to as for a strike to protest the prime value-added tax (VAT) fee on gas.
The Affiliation has referred to as for a two-day symbolic strike on September 13 and September 14.
State President of Rajasthan Petroleum Sellers Affiliation, Rajendra Singh Bhati, mentioned the primary day’s strike began at 10 am. googletag.cmd.push(serve as() googletag.show(‘div-gpt-ad-8052921-2’); );
The pumps will stay closed until night time. On Thursday additionally gas pumps will stay closed from 10 am to six pm, he mentioned.
He mentioned that the decision for a gas pump strike used to be taken towards prime VAT charges on gas within the state.
Greater than 5,700 privately operated gas pumps around the state are taking part within the strike.
A big crowd used to be observed at many petrol pumps on Wednesday morning, as folks weren’t conscious about the strike.
Bhati threatened an indefinite strike from September 15, if the state govt didn’t act at the factor.