Haryana to create industrial ease windows


Chandigarh, Feb 18 (IANS): Claiming his government will ensure ease of doing business for industrialists in Haryana, Chief Minister Manohar Lal Khattar Wednesday announced "industrial ease windows" would be set up at all 29 industrial estates in the state.

Interacting with the industrialists of Panchkula, Ambala and Yamunanagar districts here, Khattar said that the windows will help in timely redressal of grievances of the industrialists. He said that a new industrial policy would be announced for Haryana soon.

He also announced that the process of change of land use (CLU) would be made transparent and form-C of excise and taxation department would be made online by March 31 for the convenience of industrialists.

He said that setting up of industrial ease windows will save time and resources of industrialists.

"Under this system, complaint number would also be issued to them so that they could also keep a track on their complaint. Efforts would also be made to appoint relationship managers industry wise," Khattar said.

He said that the new industrial policy would aim at ensuring inclusive industrial development in the state, unlike the previous government where uneven industrial development had taken place.

"Our government would work above the area politics and ensure equal development of all areas," he said.

 

  

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