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Hats off to PM Khan for speaking truth about Muslims, Islamophobia & Kashmiris: Siraj Teli

byCT Report
01/10/2019
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KARACHI: Chairman Businessmen Group (BMG) & former president Karachi Chamber of Commerce & Industry (KCCI) Siraj Kassam Teli, while terming Prime Minister Imran Khan’s speech at United National General Assembly as “excellent”, stated that hats off to PM Imran Khan for vocally, vibrantly and fearlessly speaking the truth about Muslims, Islamophobia and Kashmiris which has never ever been done by any other President or Prime Minister.

Speaking at the 58th Annual General Meeting of KCCI, Chairman BMG said that irrespective of the economic and political issues, delivering such an impressive speech is not an easy thing to do at such a high level which the Karachi Chamber highly appreciates hence, the General Body Members must pass a resolution today in which Prime Minister Imran Khan must be praised for his excellent speech in which our PM rightly argued that why only Muslims are terrorists as terrorism has got nothing to do with religion. “I don’t have words to praise PM’s speech as it was so good. Every single word deserves to be appreciated and I don’t think that the speech could be better than that”, he added.

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Vice Chairman BMG Tahir Khaliq, Zubair Motiwala, Haroon Farooki and Anjum Nisar, General Secretary BMG AQ Khalil, newly elected President KCCI Agha Shahab Ahmed Khan, Senior Vice President Arshad Islam, Vice President Shahid Ismail along with retiring President Junaid Esmail Makda, Senior Vice President Khurram Shahzad and Vice President Asif Sheikh Javaid, Managing Committee members and a large number of General Body members attended the AGM.

Commenting on the economic issues being faced by the country, Siraj Teli pointed out that Karachi Chamber always opposed government’s policy to impose Regulatory Duties which, even though reduced trade deficit to an extent, but it was going to be really harmful for the economy. The government should have imposed complete ban on the import of luxury cars and those food items which are already available in Pakistan but the imposition of anti-dumping duties and other duties would lead to shrinking the economy and promote smuggling. “Regulatory duties have been imposed on so many goods yet all of them are easily available in bulk quantities all over the country due to widespread smuggling which was worsening the situation and proving unfavorable for the economy and the industry”, he added.

While urging the policymakers to bring down the exorbitant interest rates, Chairman BMG stressed that they will have to reverse the monetary policy as it has failed to yield positive results.

Referring to his conversations with Chairman FBR Shabbar Zaidi from time to time, Siraj Teli said that all the laws and policies have been devised to recover taxes from Karachi only whereas other cities and provinces have been set free and remain exempted from the taxation laws.  “We have been demanding city-wise details about tax collection and the Chairman FBR also agreed to publicize the same but no city-wise info has been made available so far. We pay 70 percent revenue and we can even pay even more but taxes must also be recovered from other cities and provinces as well and taxation policies must be strictly implemented across the board”, he stressed.

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