PAAPAM warns 1.8m jobs at risk due to auto policy changes
Most outlets led with PAAPAM’s warning about 1.8 million jobs and local manufacturing being at risk due to changes in used-car import policies. They also noted the auto-parts body’s call for the government to retain the one-year non-transfer condition on used-car imports in the Auto Policy 2026-31. The excerpts highlighted the rising number of used-car imports, reaching 50,000 units and capturing nearly 30% of the domestic market.
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PAAPAM urges govt to retain one-year used-car transfer ban in Auto Policy 2026-31
Auto-parts body warns 1.8m jobs and local manufacturing are at risk as used-car imports reach 50,000 units and nearly 30% of domestic market
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1.8m jobs at risk over auto policy
PAAPAM urges PM to keep non-transfer condition on used-car imports
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