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‘MAKE IN INDIA’ IS ‘FAKE IN INDIA’
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All India Congress Committee (AICC) spokesperson Dr Dasoju Srravan slammed BJP-led Central government for cheating people of the country in the name of ‘Make in India’ and termed it as ‘Fake in India’. Exposing the irregularities in the electric vehicles (EV) manufacturing subsidy scheme (EV Subsidy Scheme), Dasoju Sravan said “Whenever PM Modi wants to mislead the people of India, he comes up with fancy slogans ‘Make in India’ is one such slogan. Citing the example of Hero Electric company which has received about Rs 400 crore as subsidy under the Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles (FAME) II scheme, in spite of importing 100 per cent of its EV batteries and parts from China, Dr Dasoju Sravan said, “subsidies are fraudulently routed to EV manufacturers who do not comply with ‘Make in India’ rules.” PM Modi claims that government wants to encourage manufacturers in India in all sectors and therefore brought in Faster Adoption and Manufacturing of Electric Vehicles in India (FAME) to give a push to the manufacturing of EVs in India. As part of the FAME II scheme, Government offers subsidies to Electric Vehicles manufacturers who manufacture their vehicles in India or make their EVs using components and parts supplied from Indian manufacturers. But like all PM Modi slogans and schemes, even ‘Make in India’ has turned into ‘Fake in India’.” He added, “Instead of encouraging manufacturers to make vehicles and parts in India, Modi government is offering subsidies to companies which are sourcing all the components including the key component of batteries from China, thus mocking the very purpose of the Make in India scheme.” He further said that PM Modi is looting the hard-earned money of Indians and putting them in the pockets of corporates through fraudulent schemes. Not just Hero Electric company there are about 51 companies which have received subsidies under FAME II scheme. He has demanded a Central Bureau of Investigation and Enforcement Directorate inquiry on the irregularities in EV vehicle manufacturing in India through the FAME II scheme.