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Auto industry demands GST cut and incentive-based scrappage policy to revive demand

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May 21, 2020

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The automotive industry had demanded GST cut and incentive based scrappage policy. VipinSondhi, managing director and CEO, Ashok Leyland had said that considering the need of the hour, government should devise a structured policy intervention. The industry had demanded for GST cut from current 28% for 18% for limited period.

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