The 216th Executive Committee of All India Motor Transport Congress – AIMTC, held recently in Pondicherry for transparent and clean administration in the state, has expressed gratitude for the support of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav.
The officials of the committee have also thanked the Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi for Central Government’s cooperation.
All India Motor Transport Congress (AIMTC) President Shri Amritlal Madan, Chairman Dr. G. R. Shanmugappa and Core Committee Chairman Shri Bal Malkit Singh thanked Madhya Pradesh for extending cooperation of the Madhya Pradesh government in doing away with illegal border checkposts from July 1, 2024.
After the vote of thanks for the commitment to transparent governance, AIMTC Committee Chairman Shri Bal Malkit Singh said that All India Motor Transport Congress has welcomed the decision of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav to close the checkpost. Transporters appreciated the decision of Dr. Yadav and termed it as historic and expected other states to adopt the same.
Transporters said that the decision to close check post checkpoints in Madhya Pradesh will be a milestone. Under the able leadership of Chief Minister Dr. Mohan Yadav and commitment to clean and transparent governance, the state has witnessed a transformational change. This step is an important step towards reducing corruption in the transport sector.
People associated with the transport community have said that the move will create a healthy environment for good governance, attract foreign investment and enhance the image of the state.
Reiterating Prime Minister Shri Narendra Modi’s resolve for a corruption-free India, the transporters said that this decision is a major step towards a corruption-free India. This will facilitate ease of doing business and seamless movement of goods, reduce logistics costs and support the “Make in India” initiative.
All India Motor Transport Congress is a non-political, non-profit organization serving the transport community since 1936. AIMTC represents 95 lakh truck drivers and transporters, approximately 50 lakh bus, tourist taxi, and maxi cab operators and is the voice of more than 3,500 taluka, district, state-level associations and transport unions across the country, representing approximately 20 crore. Transport trade helps people directly and indirectly.
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