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Nitin Gadkari told a web-platform that a delay in the passage of the imported goods will hurt Indian players, and not China. “Our focus is to reduce imports and to do so we can increase import duty. But holding up already imported items will harm our entrepreneurs as they will incur huge losses,†he said. Source: 'Hold-ups at ports will hit India, not China'
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