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Royal Enfield: A young man named Yogesh works in a private company in Noida. He wanted to buy Royal Enfield for a long time. But due to lack of budget, his dream was not being fulfilled. But the GST Council made a big improvement in the Goods and Services Tax (GST). With this improvement, his dream of buying a dream bike is fulfilled. He bought a new Royal Enfield Bullet 350, and claimed that he saved Rs 20,000.
Yogesh was thinking of buying a bike for the last few days. He was thinking of buying a 100–125 cc motorcycle or scooter. It will take less budget and maintenance will not be more expensive. But when he talked to his friends about this, he advised him to buy a powerful bike. According to him, a middle class person buys a bike twice in life. The first time he is small, he buys a bike. Then he buys a four -wheeler car. Then when his son grows up, he buys another bike for him.
Yogesh wanted to buy a bullet. At the same time, the Central Government announced a cut in Goods and Services Tax (GST). In this, GST was reduced from 28 percent to 18 percent on two -wheelers with engine capacity less than 350 cc. Due to this, a heavy cut in the prices of several bikes included in Royal Enfield’s portfolio was announced. On the advice of a friend, Yogesh decided to buy a bullet. For the last few days, he was the same dream in his heart. He started calculating how much it would cost.
Yogesh was guessing how low the price of Bullet 350 has been. He felt that maximum Rs 10,000 would be less. But when he went to Royal Enfield’s showroom, his senses flew away. The on-road price of the bullet was around 2.10 lakh rupees. But due to the major changes in GST, he got good news that the price of the new bullet has been increased to Rs 1.90 lakh. He was also benefited from the festive season. He also received a gift. This did not make his happiness a place. He saved Rs 20,000 on the purchase of bullet.