In Budget 2024, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman surprised everyone by increasing the Long Term Cattle Gain Tax, after which there was a stir in the stock market. Meanwhile, a veteran investor has sung a song and appealed to Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman to reduce the tax. Veteran investor Vijay Kedia has sung a song with music and has also posted this video on social media, which is now becoming very viral.
Veteran investor Vijay Kedia has uploaded this song on his YouTube channel. People are liking this video a lot. Vijay Kedia has shared a song titled ‘FM ji FM ji, itna tax main kaise bharun’ for Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman. He has sung this song taking a dig at the government’s decision to increase tax on capital gains. Music by composer AR Rahman and this is a song from the film Bombay, whose lyrics are given by Vijay Kedia.
This message was given through the song
People are liking this song of Vijay Kedia a lot and are making various comments. Through this song, Kedia has tried to give a message to the government that earning money through the market is not easy. To earn money, one has to take high risk, after which one has to pay tax to the government. In such a situation, the government needs to pay attention before increasing the tax.
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Users made funny comments
People are praising this song of Vijay Kedia. Many users have also praised his voice. One user even compared him to AR Rahman. At the same time, some urged the government to pay attention to this song and withdraw the decision to increase tax.
Let us tell you that in the budget, the Finance Minister had talked about increasing the tax on capital gains in equity and debt instruments. In the budget, the government had increased the long term capital gains tax from 10 percent to 12.5 percent.
Source (PTI) (NDTV) (HINDUSTANTIMES)