Union Minister Nitin Gadkari wants to increase India’s export and reduce the country’s import. According to him, this is the new way ahead for ‘swadeshi’ and patriotism.
On Sunday (December 24), Union Minister Nitin Gadkari issued a statement saying that increasing exports and reducing imports is the new way for patriotism and “swadeshi” and that India will have “new freedom” when it imports no petrol or diesel. The Minister of Road Transport and Highways stated halting petrol and diesel imports will stop global terrorism.
“Terrorism will continue worldwide until this import is halted. My life goal is to end fuel and diesel imports. I think India will be free when it doesn’t import fuel and diesel “He spoke at ‘Panchjanya’ monthly magazine’s ‘Sagar Manthan 2.0’ event.
The import bill for fuel and diesel is Rs 16 lakh crore, and Gadkari stated the poor will benefit if it is cut.
We introduced biofuels to address this. He stated patriotism and swadeshi require reducing imports and increasing exports.
Auto industry jobs
Gadkari claimed the Indian auto industry was Rs 7 lakh crore when he took over in 2014 and is now Rs 12.5 lakh crore, employing 4.5 crore people.
He stated that the industry pays the most GST to state and federal governments.
He predicted that India’s auto industry would top the world in five years.
“Auto imports are at their peak. “We must become number one in exports to become vishwaguru (world leader) and USD five trillion economy,” he remarked.
India rose from seventh to third in vehicle exports three months ago, surpassing Japan.
“I can tell you we will be number one in the next five years based on our initiatives like atmanirbhar Bharat (self reliant India) and sushaasan (good governance),” the minister said.
Conclusion
For patriotism and “swadeshi” in India, Union Minister Nitin Gadkari has stressed exports over imports. He believes halting fuel and diesel imports will give the country “new freedom” and assist fight terrorism worldwide. Gadkari noted that reducing petrol and diesel imports would cost the poor Rs 16 lakh crore. He noted that India’s vehicle industry has increased from Rs 7 lakh crore in 2014 to Rs 12.5 lakh crore, employing 4.5 crore people. He believed India’s auto sector would top the world in five years.
