Bengal government should not delay action: Assocham

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Press Trust Of India Kolkata
Last Updated : Sep 17 2013 | 10:26 PM IST
Chamber conglomerate Assocham today said the decision to exit Haldia dock by ABG would not impact investment flow in the long run, but the West Bengal government should also not delay action against those taking the law into their own hands.

State's Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee to urgently set up a fact- finding Committee and send strong signals so that law-abiding citizens amd investors were fully protected, encouraged and motivated, Assocham Secretary-General D S Rawat said in a statement.
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First Published: Sep 17 2013 | 8:01 PM IST

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