Rahul Mehta Gandhinagar LsCandidate
NaMo likely to accept demand of Rothschilde\Rockefellar taka MNCs' to raise FDI in defence sector !!
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On around 1-mar-2014, when paidmedia reduced positive coverage of AK-420, increased positive coverage of NaMo, increased negative coverage of AK-420 etc , I had said that NaMo must have accepted all conditions of MNC-owners, except FDI in retail to save face. For MNC-owners,. most important and crucial thing in controlling India is controlling weapon business and for that they wanted to raise FDI limit in weapon making, so that wester companies make weapons in India, and Indian Military becomes dependent on that. Seems like NaMo has already agreed to raise FDI limit.in weapon making. And raising FDI limit in defence involves 3 depts --- Defence, Corporate Affairs and Finance. And thats why to speed up FDI raise , all three Ministries were given to a person that MNCs trust most --- Arun Jetley.
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AAP\Congress are also supporting raising FDi in defence.
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Solution I propose are --- JurySys, RTR, Wealth tax etc,. These 3 laws will improve manufacturing in India, and also increase manufacturing and also weapon manufacturing. Sadly, RSS-workers, BST-workers , AAP-workers etc have all decided to support FDI in defence and decided not to "waste" their time opposing FDI raise in defence and decided to oppose JurySys, RTR etc for reason they know best. Mohan Bhagwat too issued statement to support FDI raise in all sectors except face-saving retail.
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Please see link of paid-newspaper paid-Business-Standard in first comment.
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Jaitley hints at raising defence FDI cap
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..... Notwithstanding his temporary status, Jaitley hinted the 26 per cent cap on foreign direct investment (FDI) in the defence sector could be raised, which has been a longstanding demand from international defence companies.
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Pointing out FDI in defence had first been allowed by the Vajpayee government (in 2001), Jaitley said he would be "personally willing to examine" a review of the cap.
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Noting the finance and corporate affairs ministries would play a role in any decision to raise the FDI limit, he admitted that the question "had already come up in my preliminary discussions today and therefore I do not want to say anything more before I look deeply into the matter."
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The BJP's election manifesto said that it would "encourage private sector participation and investment, including FDI in selected defence industries." The manifesto does not commit to increasing the FDI cap across the board.
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