Ranchi

Team Bajaj promises to develop FJCCI brand

PNS

Team Pawan Bajaj on Tuesday vowed to take all the members of the business community on board and develop the Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce & Industries (FJCCI) as a brand so that they could feel proud to be members of the Chamber.

In a press briefing on Tuesday, captain of the team, Pawan Bajaj, unveiled his plan for the business community and vowed to address the needs of all stakeholders of the federation. He said that the business community members have to decide this time between a “Majboot (strong) Chamber” or “Majboor (helpless) Chamber”.

“I want to make FJCCI a brand as popular and effective as lions Club or Rotary Club so that businessmen of the State can reap dividends of it. Also, I will create a conducive environment so that businessmen can do their business without any fear,” said Bajaj.

Bajaj, a noted businessman and the presidential candidate of his team, pledged that if elected he will provide a platform to more than 50-lakh businessmen of the State, strive for continuity of activities of the federation through the appointment of learned and seasoned bureaucrats, formation of grievance redressal cell at FJCCI under the chairmanship of a retired HC Judge with two additional members in the cell to facilitate dispute settlement between businessmen and with customers also.

Importantly, the team assured that it will provide better representation to all especially women entrepreneurs. The presidential candidate of the team wished that women entrepreneurs should be given due representation in the executive committee of FJCCI. “A good leader will take everyone with him. It is my wish that women representation in the executive committee reaches to 25 to 30 per cent of the total members,” added Bajaj.

Other agendas of Team Pawan Bajaj included interacting with government to ensure connectivity of Jamshedpur with GT Road via Ranchi and setting up industrial corridors along the expressway, coordinating with petroleum dealers to set up toilet facilities at patrol pumps, pressing for digitalization of land records and ensuring online availability of the same, expediting map clearance process by making it more user friendly through better use of technology, working closely with government on unused lands with the objective of providing housing to middle-class people, labour reforms and addressing problems of Upper Bazaar.

Bajaj also urged members not to fall prey to vote bank politics and treat the federation the way they treat their business.

Members of the team include, Ajay Sakuja, Anil Kumar, Ashwani Rajgarhia, Deepak Agarwal, Inderpal Singh Chawla, Jai Prakash Singhania, Kashi Prasad Kanoi, Kishore Kumar Mantri, Mamraj Agarwal, Mukul Taneja, Narendra Kumar Tikmani, Prakash Bajaj, Pramod Narag, RD Singh, RK Choudhary, RK Garodia, RS Agarwal, Saket Saraf, Santosh Sarawagi and Suresh Chand Agarwal.