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Set up state level vigilance panel to safeguard jewellers from harassment, council urges govt
A high-level GJC delegation, led by chairman Rajesh Rokde, vice chairman Avinash Gupta, director Salim Daginawala, ZCM Avi Shah, Bharat Zaveri and national secretary Mitesh Dhorda, met Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi in Gandhinagar, apprised him of the issues faced by jewellers and submitted a proposal.
The proposal includes the formation of Gujarat State Level Vigilance Committee to safeguard jewellers from undue harassment, involvement of key local jewellers to ensure fair representation and transparency, and joint preparation of SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) by jewellers and authorities to streamline processes and build trust.
THE ALL India Gem and Jewellery Domestic Council (GJC) has requested the Gujarat government to establish a state level vigilance committee dedicated to protecting the interests of jewellers across the state.
A high-level GJC delegation, led by chairman Rajesh Rokde, vice chairman Avinash Gupta, director Salim Daginawala, ZCM Avi Shah, Bharat Zaveri and national secretary Mitesh Dhorda, met Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi in Gandhinagar, apprised him of the issues faced by jewellers and submitted a proposal.
The proposal includes the formation of Gujarat State Level Vigilance Committee to safeguard jewellers from undue harassment, involvement of key local jewellers to ensure fair representation and transparency, and joint preparation of SOPs (Standard Operating Procedures) by jewellers and authorities to streamline processes and build trust.
In a press release, GJC hairman Rajesh Rokde said, “The establishment of a Gujarat state vigilance committee will be a landmark step in ensuring that jewellers can operate without fear of harassment, while maintaining compliance and transparency. Alongside the state committee, the GJC will also form district and city-level committees to provide grassroots support and ensure jewellers’ concerns are addressed swiftly. We are grateful to Deputy Chief Minister Harsh Sanghavi for his positive response and look forward to working closely with the government of Gujarat to bring this initiative to life.”
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