Deadlock ends between govt, protesting traders
Deadlock ends between govt, protesting traders
By Web Desk
October 30, 2019
ISLAMABAD: Protesting traders on Wednesday struck a deal with the government under which the latter agreed to delay the condition of CNIC till January 31.
All Pakistan Traders Association President Ajmal Baloch confirmed that the talks with the government were successful.
Also read: Strike to continue today as govt-traders talks fail
Markets and wholesale merchants across Pakistan observed a strike on Tuesday to protest the IMF-backed taxation measures to document commercial and retail activities in the country.
Baloch said a special desk would be established at the FBR Office in Islamabad to resolve the problems facing traders.
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