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  • Himachal Truck operators to pay tax

    Himachal Truck operators to pay tax

    Himachal Pradesh truck operator should tax on goods till March 31. This is the last chance for the truck operators who have not deposited the goods tax for a long time. If the tax is not paid even after this, then the trucks can be blacklisted and seized. After that the work of passing and fitness of the truck will not be done.

    BBN has more than 10,000 trucks. Out of these, 25 percent truck operators have not deposited their Goods Tax because they have been charged more than the penalty tax and are demanding waiver, but the penalty is not being waived by the government.

    Superintendent RTO Office Nalagarh Madan Chauhan says that by December 2022 the old tax was to be deposited in the Excise and Taxation Department only, but due to high penalty, many operators have not deposited the tax. The government has given time till March 31 for this. If the deposit is not made even after this, then their trucks will be blacklisted.

  • Will resolve the truck union impasse amicably: CM 

    Will resolve the truck union impasse amicably: CM 

    SHIMLA 2nd February, 2023

    • Urges Bilaspur legislators to participate in meeting

    To resolve the deadlock over freight charges between the Cement Company and Truck operator Unions, Chief Minister, Thakur Sukhvinder Singh Sukhu has urged all the legislators of Bilaspur district to participate in the meeting to be held on 3rd February, 2023 at 4 PM in his office.

    Earlier, Chief Minister held detailed discussions with the representatives of both Darlaghat Truck Operators and ACC Barmana Truck Operators Union late on Wednesday evening, and asked them to consult all the stakeholders to reach a common consensus on freight rates and submit a proposal to the government. The operator unions sought two days time to place their proposal before the state government after consultations with all the stakeholders.

    He said that the Government was making concerted efforts to resolve the stalemate amicably at the earliest. The truck operators lauded the efforts being initiated by the state Government and expressed gratitude to the Chief Minister for prioritizing to resolve the issue pertaining to both the parties.

    Industries Minister, Harshwardhan Chauhan, Chief Parliamentary Secretary, Sanjay Awasthi, MLAs Rajesh Dharmani, Inder Dutt Lakhanpal, Principal Secretary Transport, R.D. Nazeem, Principal Secretary to Chief Minister, Bharat Khera, Director Food and Supplies, Department K.C. Chaman, Director Industries, Rakesh Prajapati, Director Transport, Anupam Kashyap and representatives of both the truck operators Union were present in the meeting.