CHENNAI: The escalating unrest in Bangladesh has hit India’s trucking business with an estimated 1,300 vehicles stranded on the Benapole border. The All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) has already written to the federal government to facilitate the return of those autos and their crew, stated AIMTC president Amrit Lal Madan.
“After we intimated the federal government, with GoI intervention, the vehicles have began coming again to India,” he stated.“There can be an influence on the transportation enterprise on account of the developments in Bangladesh,” he added.
There’s a purpose why the Bangladesh unrest is making India’s transportation sector jittery – it’s a enormous marketplace for Indian items. “Because of the beneficial responsibility construction, each day round 1,000 vehicles used to go to Bangladesh which has now stopped solely,” stated Ramesh Aggarwal of the All India Transporters Welfare Affiliation. India ships every thing from auto and auto components, earth shifting massive machines, engineering items, pharma to fruits & greens. As compared, Nepal has excessive import duties and solely 100-150 vehicles ply between the 2 nations, he stated.
“After we intimated the federal government, with GoI intervention, the vehicles have began coming again to India,” he stated.“There can be an influence on the transportation enterprise on account of the developments in Bangladesh,” he added.
There’s a purpose why the Bangladesh unrest is making India’s transportation sector jittery – it’s a enormous marketplace for Indian items. “Because of the beneficial responsibility construction, each day round 1,000 vehicles used to go to Bangladesh which has now stopped solely,” stated Ramesh Aggarwal of the All India Transporters Welfare Affiliation. India ships every thing from auto and auto components, earth shifting massive machines, engineering items, pharma to fruits & greens. As compared, Nepal has excessive import duties and solely 100-150 vehicles ply between the 2 nations, he stated.
