Rahul Mehta Gandhinagar LsCandidate
Congress wanted to hand over Indian economy to American elitemen. Does NaMo plan to handover economy to Japanese elitemen? Solution I propose is to have growth and development WITHOUT giving tax breaks to ANYONE and apply equal taxes on all.
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The early trends look like NaMo plans to give massive tax breaks to Japanese elitemen, the same step that Congress did for USUK elitemen.
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Now Congress was bad. But a big mess came because of tax breaks Congress gave to USUK elitemen. This forced Govt to raise taxes on other Indian citizens. eg everytime a company in SEZ or Mauritius company gets tax breaks, someone else has to pay a tax at higher rate. Everytime a USUK elitemen gets govt lands at lower prices, some Indian has to pay land at higher price or pay more tax. Tax breaks is always zero sum game --- when X pays lower tax , Y ha sto pay higher tax.
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So if NaMo plans to give huge tax breaks to Japanese and Korean elitemen, then --
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(a) If Japanese elitemen turn out to be less bad than American elitemen, then NaMo will prove to be less bad than Congress
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(b) If Japanese elitemen turn out to be as bad as American elitemen, then NaMo will prove to be as bad as Congress
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And those who think that Japanese elitemen are less bad than USUK elitemen should read about Najing wars and other wars in East Asia and Far East Asia.
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Solution I propose is that we activists should ask voters to send orders to MPs via SMS to have same tax rate for ALL companies irrespective of where they come from, whether they are in SEZ or outside SEZ. And companies who want to take profits out can take rupees .or gold or silver out, but govt wont give them dollars. And there should be exit duty of 20% on metals such as gold or silver. In addition, we need law-drafts which can enable us citizens to know which company is foreign and to what extent. So ownerships of all companies should be published. for details of this law, please search on word WOIC in rahulmehta . com \ 301.htm . And please see chap-20 to reduce India's dependence on foreign companies.
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