फ़तेह सिंह जी, या बात उन्नै पहलाम भी बेरा होगी. हीरो-होंडा, मारुती-सूजुकी हरयाणा मै नई कोन्या, 30 साल तै तो सै. फेर इन्ने नये प्लांट हाडै क्यों लगाए??
इस बात का जवाब शायद
संजय गाँधी एर
बंसीलाल इ बता सकें थे.... दोनु उपर जा लिए..........
बंसीलाल बहुत बड़ा करीबी आदमी था संजय का.... एर उस टाइम मुख मंत्री भी....... जब
संजय गाँधी ने यो अपना dream प्रोजेक्ट शुरू कार्य था.... जब भी बहुत रोल्ला होया
था..... लेकिन इन दोनुआ की यारी के कारण हरयाने में मारुती आई थी... दिल्ली के
नजदीक मौके की जगह चाहिए थी संजय ने.....वा भी सस्ते भाव में...........गुजरात बहुत
दूर पड़े था उसके घर तें..........
Also, land was acquired in Gurgaon by using police force. And, after acquiring land at almost no price, Sanjay and his company didnt produce anything for several years. Read Maruti on wikipedia.
Read this bro:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sanjay_Gandhi#Maruti_Udyog.2C_India_controversy
In 1971, Prime Minister Indira Gandhi's Cabinet proposed the production of a "People's car"—an efficient indigenous automobile that middle-class Indians could afford. While Sanjay had no experience, design proposals or tie-ins with any corporation, he was awarded the contract and the exclusive production license. The criticism that followed this decision was mostly directed at Indira, but the 1971
Bangladesh Liberation War and victory over Pakistan drowned out the issue. Indira's victory and the Congress's subsequent landslide victory in the
1971 Indian general election only left Indira Gandhi more powerful.
Maruti Udyog, today India's premier automobile manufacturing corporation, was founded by Sanjay Gandhi, but the company did not produce any vehicles during his lifetime. A test model put out as a showpiece of progress was criticized. Public perception turned against Sanjay Gandhi, and many began to speculate of growing corruption. Sanjay Gandhi then contacted
Volkswagen AG from West Germany for a possible collaboration, transfer of technology and joint production of the Indian version of the "People's Car", to emulate Volkswagen's worldwide success with the
Beetle.
The Japanese company
Suzuki was also contacted to present the design and feasibility of their car to be manufactured in India. When Suzuki came to know that the Government of India had contacted Volkswagen as well, it did everything to pip the German company in the race to produce India's first People's Car (
Maruti 800).[SUP]
[citation needed][/SUP] It provided the Government a feasible Design of their 'Model 796' (another big hit in Japan and East Asian countries)