Apex traders’ and industrialists’ body of the State, Federation of Jharkhand Chamber of Commerce and Industries (FJCCI) on Saturday announced its new executive committee during its 56th Annual General Meeting (AGM).
Considering COVID 19 situation in this year, the election officials appointed by FJCCI to supervise the executive committee poll, Vishnu Budhia and Pawan Sharma jointly announced the Executive Committee constituted for the session 2020-21 of the Chamber and the winning candidates for the post of Regional Vice President of the five divisions.
Both the officials announced unanimously selected executive members as Praveen Kumar Jain, Dheeraj Taneja, Aditya Malhotra, Amit Sharma, Deendayal Barnwal, Kishore Mantri, Paresh Gattani, RD Singh, Rahul Maru, Ram Bangad, Shailesh Agrawal, Sanjay Akhauri, Soni Mehta, Varun Jalan, Amit Kishore, Manish Kumar Saraf, Mukesh Agrawal, Navjot Alang, Rahul Sabu, Rohit Aggarwal, Vikas Vijayvargiya.
Apart from this they also announced unanimously elected regional vice-presidents as Aakarsha Anand from Palamu Circle, Alok Mallik from Santhal Pargana Circle, Amit Maheshwari from South Chotanagpur Circle, Nirmal Jhunjhunwala from Kolanchal Circle and Vaibhav Jain from North Chotanagpur Circle. From Kolhan Circle it has not received any nominations.
The annual general meeting was held in the presence of more than 100 members and more than 450 businessmen-entrepreneurs and professionals from virtually all the districts of the state in the Chamber building. On this occasion, General Secretary Dheeraj Taneja presented the annual activities of this session of the Chamber to the House which was approved by the members. Treasurer Manish Saraf presented the balance sheet and income-expenditure report of the Chamber's session 2019-20 which was passed by the members present in the assembly.
The Auditor of the Chamber was appointed by the General Assembly. During this time, Messrs JN Aggarwal & Company was again appointed as Auditor of the Chamber for one year.
Speaking on the occasion FJCCI president, Kunal Ajmani said that the whole year was affected by COVID 19, due to which the work of policy making could not take place. Due to the solidarity of the members is that during the pandemic, the Chamber has coordinated with the Government and District Administration to ensure the supply of essential commodities in every district of the State so that quality goods are available at a reasonable price uninterrupted, he added.