Government in strong position to break syndicates and stop extortion: Adviser Asif


Published: 01:50 17 October 2024
Labor and Employment Adviser Asif Mahmud said at the inauguration ceremony of sale of agricultural produce at fair price at Caravan Bazaar TCB premises today Thursday (October 17) that the government is in a strong position to stop extortion and break the syndicates of the commodity market. He speaks.
This advisor blames extortion on the road behind the increase in the price of daily commodities. He said that the government is in a strong position to stop this extortion and break the syndicate in the market of daily commodities.
The adviser said that the scope of selling daily goods will be increased in truck sale to give relief to people.
At this time, Asif Mahmud wants the help of the media to break the market syndicate. "The syndicate is still active," he said. Consumers will be able to buy products at a fair price if the handover of products can be reduced.
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