bharat bandh: Traders shut down India today against fuel price hike, transporters jammed

New Delhi: India has called a bandh on February 26 against rising diesel and petrol prices to cover the GST deficit. About 80 million small businesses will participate in this Bharat Bandh. It is also claimed that about 1 crore transporters and small scale industries and women entrepreneurs in the country will also participate in it.

The All India Federation of Traders (CAT) has called for a nationwide shutdown on February 26. All commercial markets will be closed today. The All India Transporters Welfare Association, the largest organization in the field of freight transport, has announced a chakka jam from 6 am to 8 pm in support of traders. Booking, delivery, loading and unloading of any type of goods will be closed. All carriers’ associations have been asked to park their vehicles during the shutdown. Protests will be held in 1500 places across the country. This can lead to difficulties for the citizens.

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Many organizations participate in ‘Bharat Bandh’

The All India Transporters Welfare Association, the country’s largest transport body, has already backed the CAT trade. Also, Chakka Jam has been warned across the country. In addition, several national trade associations have expressed support for the strike. In particular, All India FMCG Distributors Federation, Federation of Aluminum Utensils Manufacturers and Traders Association, North India Spices Traders Association, All India Computer Dealers Association, All India Cosmetics.

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What will be closed today?

All commercial markets in the country will be closed on February 26. At the same time, 1 crore transporters have announced closure and chakka jam on February 26. The Chartered Accountants and Tax Advocates Association has also asked its clients not to come to the office on Friday. That means their offices will also be closed. There will also be protests in about 1500 places.