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This article talks about Bihar’s Deputy Chief Minister visiting shops to check the impact of new GST rates on consumers.
Bihar’s Deputy Chief Minister, Emperor Chaudhary, visited Patna to meet people during the GST Savings Festival. This event comes after a change in the GST tax slab on September 22. Chaudhary’s main goal was to find out if consumers are enjoying the benefits of lower GST rates in local shops and motorcycle showrooms.
During his visit, Chaudhary spoke with the manager of a superstore in Srikrishna Puri. He asked about price drops and how the new GST rates affected shopping for everyday items. He emphasized that these changes should make shopping easier and cheaper for everyone.
Chaudhary mentioned that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has given a great gift to the people just in time for the festivals. He explained that with the new GST rates, people can save between 6,000 to 13,000 rupees when buying motorcycles. He urged shopkeepers to pass these savings on to their customers.
In addition to the GST benefits, Chaudhary highlighted that various government schemes are directly transferring funds to people’s accounts. He said that on September 26, both Prime Minister Modi and Chief Minister Nitish Kumar will be giving financial aid to 75 lakh women. This assistance aims to enhance the festive spirit leading up to major celebrations.
Chaudhary also criticized the Congress party, saying they have not helped the common man in the past. He stated that the current government is focused on providing better facilities and support for everyone, especially during this festive season. The deputy chief minister believes these financial aids will help people enjoy the festivals more.
Summary:
- Deputy Chief Minister Chaudhary visited Patna for the GST Savings Festival.
- He checked if consumers are benefiting from reduced GST rates.
- People can save up to 13,000 rupees on motorcycle purchases.
- Financial assistance will be provided to 75 lakh women on September 26.
- Chaudhary emphasized the government’s efforts to support the common man.
