Ordinance route no concern for investors; they are happy: FM
24 Jan 2015 12:34 AM GMT
Terming political opposition to ordinance route for reforms as ‘obstructionism’, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley said the foreign investors have no problems with these decisions and they were rather happy that the government has brought in legislations.
“I don’t think that ordinance route is an issue for them at all. They are all extremely happy that the government of India has brought in a legislation. The approval of the ordinance is a matter of cause.
“Actions taken under the ordinance are deemed to be valid and at the end of the day, everyone knows that both in the lower house and also in the joint house we have the numbers and therefore the obstructionists can only delay.
“The obstructionists cannot derail it,” Jaitley said amid a series of meetings he is having here on the sidelines of WEF with existing and potential investors.
The Minister said that the investors across sectors are very enthused about India and were waiting to come in.
To a question on by when he expects investments to pick up, Jaitley said: “We are quite close to that point because there are a large number of investors who are waiting to come in and they only want to be doubly sure about the credibility of the decision making process and the stability of the policies.”
“Banks, insurance companies, manufacturing companies and technology companies all are looking at India. Of Course some of them do have issues, but uniformly all of them are enthusiastic about the changes that are taking place in India.
“I don’t think that ordinance route is an issue for them at all. They are all extremely happy that the government of India has brought in a legislation. The approval of the ordinance is a matter of cause.
“Actions taken under the ordinance are deemed to be valid and at the end of the day, everyone knows that both in the lower house and also in the joint house we have the numbers and therefore the obstructionists can only delay.
“The obstructionists cannot derail it,” Jaitley said amid a series of meetings he is having here on the sidelines of WEF with existing and potential investors.
The Minister said that the investors across sectors are very enthused about India and were waiting to come in.
To a question on by when he expects investments to pick up, Jaitley said: “We are quite close to that point because there are a large number of investors who are waiting to come in and they only want to be doubly sure about the credibility of the decision making process and the stability of the policies.”
“Banks, insurance companies, manufacturing companies and technology companies all are looking at India. Of Course some of them do have issues, but uniformly all of them are enthusiastic about the changes that are taking place in India.
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