It has appealed for reduction of import duty on gold from four per cent to two per cent and that in silver from six per cent to three per cent.
“Steep increase in the import duty in the last budget has resulted in the increase in smuggling activities in the country. If this is allowed to continue, the trade will go into wrong hands and there is a fear of misbalance in the overall economy,” Federation chairman Bachhraj Bamalwa told reporters here.
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Urging the government to ‘change’ its alleged ‘negative approach’ towards the gem and jewellery industry, Bamalwa said the industry generates employment and artisans involved in the industry are self—employed.
“We are ready to work with the government by taking the responsibility of improving the overall image of the industry,” he said and urged the centre to take the industry into confidence.
The most important problem faced by the industry is the negative approach of the Centre towards it. “The government has many biased assumptions about the industry. The growing trade balance gap of the country seems to be the most important worry of the government and it thinks that the high import bill of gold is responsible for it.”
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