Replying to supplementaries in Lok Sabha during Question Hour, he hit back at Gandhi, saying the party only made announcements and not a single coach was made till 2014. Congress government set up a coach factory and from 2008 to 2014, no coach was made. See this is their double standard.New Delhi: A day after Congress leader Sonia Gandhi raised the issue, Railway Minister Piyush Goyal on Wednesday admitted that the government is moving towards corporatisation of its production units, including Rae Bareli Modern Coach Factory and said that the move will offer jobs, bring investments and ensure growth. Congress created a private company and transferred the entire GST data to it and even majority stake was held by the private companies.Slamming the move to corporatise railways production units, Gandhi on Tuesday had accused the government of selling the countrys assets to private players at a throwaway price.

The issue was raised by Congress leader in Lok Sabha Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury on Wednesday, a day after Gandhi opposed the governments proposal to corporatise Rae Bareli Modern Coach Factory alleging that it was the "first step" towards their privatisation.."Congress-run government didnt do corporatisation but privatisation.It was a rare instance when Gandhi raised an issue during the Zero Hour in Lok Sabha. However, under Narendra Modi jis leadership, we created a government company in September 2018 for this purpose," he said.Responding to the charges, Goyal said the charge by the Congress leader shows the grand old partys "double standards."The production units that are being corporatised will offer jobs, bring investments, ensure growth, make good modern electric and aluminium coaches. We made factory run and 1,422 coaches were made last year by this coach factory, giving employment to a number of people," he said. To make all this happen, we will bring the corporates on board while the government stays the majority stakeholder," Goyal said.""Former Clawfoot Bathtubs Factory finance minister during UPA regime had said that disinvestment and privatisation are useful economic tools.

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Late on Monday, a watchman identified as Nakjeet Singh (62) succumbed to the severe head injuries he had sustained in the accident. The arrests were made a day after the Directorate of Industrial Safety and Health (DISH) submitted its inquiry report citing negligence on the part of the factory. Singh’s death took the death toll to four, the other three deceased being Janu Agariya (23), Pintu Gautam (24) and Aloknath Agariya (25), who passed away on Thursday. Prakash Birajdar, senior police inspector of Boisar police station, said, “The accused have been booked under sections 304(A) (causing death by negligence), 338 (causing grievous hurt by an act endangering life or personal safety of others) and other sections of the Indian Penal Code.”

They were China wholesale Thermostatic Shower Panels were produced in court and remanded in magisterial court for 15 days. The police arrested the owner and three employees of the factory where the fire broke out after an explosion in the reactor, Novaphene Specialities Company. The arrested accused have been identified as factory owner Saral Shah, its manager Hemraj Varasane and its two operators Namdeo Mhatre and Raju Raote.Mumbai: The Boisar police on Tuesday arrested four persons in its probe related to the massive fire that broke out at chemical-making factory at the Tarapur MIDC on Thursday night, damaging five other adjoining factories, and claiming four lives until now.

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