Aditya Ghildyal

Aditya Ghildyal, president, Association of Greater Noida Industries: "Security is a major issue.

"If the confidence of the investors has to be restored, the state should ensure law and order so that industrial units may work without any fear," added Aditya Ghildyal, president of the Association of Greater Noida Industries Association.

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But, hardly a day goes by without thefts, car jackings and robberies," Aditya Ghildyal, president of the Association of Greater Noida Industries, told IANS.

"How can industrialists or their employees feel secure here?"he said of this industrial township, just east of the capital, that hosts scores of Indian and multinational companies like Escorts Yamaha, Pepsi, LG Electronics, Moser Baer and Honda SIEL, to name a few.

Association of Greater Noida Industries (AGNI) president Aditya Ghildyal, who was present at a meeting with the police, said, "The murder of Lalit Kumar Chowdhury should be solved at the earliest.
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"The licensed revolver will help us save ourselves," said Ghildyal.

In a relief to the workers who travel in the company bus, the UP police has assured that no bus would be stopped for checking at night.It had been alleged that checking at night is done to take bribes from the company as well as the bus operator."Our buses go daily from the same route.If the police want to check our vehicles, they should do so during day hours.At night, the only purpose of the police is to get their palms greased," said Ghildyal.

Association of Greater Noida Industries (AGNI) president Aditya Ghildyal, who was present at a meeting with the police, said, "The murder of Lalit Kumar Chowdhury should be solved at the earliest.
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"The licensed revolver will help us save ourselves," said Ghildyal.

In a relief to the workers who travel in the company bus, the UP police has assured that no bus would be stopped for checking at night. It had been alleged that checking at night is done to take bribes from the company as well as the bus operator. "Our buses go daily from the same route. If the police want to check our vehicles, they should do so during day hours. At night, the only purpose of the police is to get their palms greased," said Ghildyal.
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"If the confidence of the investors has to be restored, the state should ensure law and order so that industrial units may work without any fear," said Mr Aditya Ghildyal, president of the Association of Greater Noida Industries Association.
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The law and order situation here was worse but many foreign firms set up their plants in Greater Noida on the Indian government's assurances," said Aditya Ghildyal, vice president of the Association of Greater Noida Industries (AGNI).

"Most factories here started recruiting outside workers and stopped taking locals because of their over-indulgence in union activities. All big firms are now cautious about their recruitment process," he said.

Over 10 factories here have fallen prey to striking trade unions, according to industry observers.