Team Vinay Agrawal won the FJCCI polls for Executive Committee 2016-17 as the results were announced late on Monday night. Agarwal, after winning the polls, promised to do everything he could do in the interest of business fraternity to come up to the expectations of the traders. Team Vinay won the elections by 13-8 on the basis of 2053 votes counted at Chamber Bhawan on Monday in Ranchi.
Results were declared at around 11:30 pm on Monday after the counting at Chamber Bhawan which went on for over 12 hours where Agrawal received a maximum of 1482 votes on Sunday. The second and third position was taken by RD Singh with 1383 votes and Ranjit Gadodia with 1370 votes respectively.
Winning candidates of Team Vinay includes the names of Vinay Agrawal, Rajeet Gadodia, Kunal Ajmani, Anand Goyal, Ashwin Rajgadhia, Soni Mehta, Dindayal Barnwal, Rahul Maroo, Ram Bangad, Tulsi Patel, Anil Gadodia, Varun Jalan and Manish Sharaf while team RD includes the names – RD Singh, Rahul Saboo, Kishore Mantri, Pradeep Kumar Jain, Kashi Prasad Kanoi, Puja Dhanda, Suresh Chandra Agrawal and Anil Agrawal.
Ensuring that he will try to come up to expectations of the traders, the soon to be elected president of FJCCI also added that after taking charge, he will gradually start taking up issues one by one which has been mentioned in his manifesto.
“We will try to remove the problems of the traders in coordination of the State Government,” Agrawal said. A brigade of 250 youths will also be formed which will try to improve the system taking along the State Government, he added.
“We have tried our best to bring Chamber where it is today. We have not only succeeded this organisation to become strong voice of business fraternity of the state at various platforms, but have also made sure that the voices don't go unheard,” added Vinay.
“It is also true that state government has been found ignoring suggestions made by the Chamber on a couple of issues and we would like to ensure the traders that either those ignorance turn out to be the last ones, or we would decide our further course of action in terms of getting our voices heard by Government,” he said.