Comments by "Kshitij Bhambri" (@KshitijBhambri1) on "Modi govt is run by Adani and Ambani: Rahul Gandhi hits out at Centre over farm bills" video.

People defending Ambani-Adani: can they atleast tell me how creating a Monopoly is Free Market Capitalism and pro Entrepreneur? This Govt still doesn't allow businesses to flourish and new ones to start with stringent laws. New firms cannot enter the market. Only few big industrialists remain. Govt. want control without any responsibility and that's the sad thing. And Free Markets work in case of Industries, Services but not in case of Agriculture. It needs subsidy relief by Govt even if there are free Markets.
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Why is Everyone saying I hate Indian Businessmen. Mr. Ambani was big even during UPA and earlier and Reliance developed due to help from Indira Govt and successive govts thereafter. Mr.Adani is a completely new rise. Mr. Ambani was 40th richest businessman in 2014,now he is 4/5th(changing regularly).Mr. Adani's wealth ahs also grown quite a lot. He has been acquiring lots of airports,even Mumbai one recently. Doesn't this show Govt. Preference? All I'm saying is that Leaving agriculture aside which has its own problems and conditions, Free market conditions are required where even small businesses and MSME sectors can flourish within India. New startups can get funding within India if it is possible or there shouldn't be restrictions. And why are we going into 'import substitution' strategy where Govt. Is reducing imports of many items in the name of 'Atmanirbhar Bharat'. That's not how it's gonna work. There needs to be reduce in imports but not in a sudden shock. We need to build the 'Animal spirits' within our businessman and encourage Entrepreneurial spirit. Even govt PSUs can be made more market friendly. Even in USA,16% of Employment is given by the Govt. In India,which is more Socialist,it's only 4%. Of course, Population is the problem but then many consider it as 'Human Dividend'.
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@Swastik Shukla Ofcourse, but why just acquiring by one or two companies, that's what I'm asking.
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Why can't We have free Markets where everyone can open businesses and large corporates don't make it a Monopoly???? Is this free Markets that everything is in Hands of 2-3 big industrialists?
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@abhishekdas8313 Firstly I'm Not a Bihari, I'm a Punjabi. Secondly,Being Bihari is not a Crime. Thirdly,I have lent money to my friends since childhood and even didn't ask them back and I try to help everyone,doing corruption is a far thing for me. Fourthly, I don't even like Govt Jobs even though my GK is strong and I have been pursued by many to give exams but I still don't give as I don't like the work culture there. Fifthly, All these Industrialists are there but we all know whom are being favoured and they were favoured during UPA Too. Sixthly, Establishing a New Business and then entering in the market is still very difficult in India for new players. Seventhly, Don't be so rude in a reply.
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@aadi2456 Bigger Players is one thing and them buying up everything is different. Earlier we had so many telecom companies, now most of them are gone..only 3 private(after merger of 2 big ones) and one public(which can be sold anyday) is left. And I do know that companies form and destroy in a Free Market. But Many were shut and many opted out because of preference by Govt.
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@abhishekdas8313 I guess I replied quite gracefully to you and you have already called me Bastard and a Corrupt guy and what not? Even then,Thanks 👍🏼
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@abhishekdas8313 Even then we import most of our defence manufacturing equipments. Do you know that Atlas Cycles closed down during Lockdown. Many companies have shut down. Many retailers have shut down. I have seen so many Restaurants and small food shops closed down. Only big ones survive. Similarly, all small businesses should be closed right? MSME sector shouldn't exist? And We mostly assemble Smartphones ,not manufacture them. Toyota CEO India recently said that it's very difficult to do business in India and that they will stop production but later he took back his statement after Govt. interfered.
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