Haryana Chief Minister Manohar Lal on Tuesday said that during the tenure of the previous government, traders faced a lot of trouble but the present government ended the Inspector Raj besides formulating several policies to create a business-friendly environment in the state.<br />'' <br />'' Chief Minister was addressing the 'Vyapari Sammelan' organized at Kaithal through video conferencing. Chief Minister said that the traders are the backbone of the economy. Under the leadership of Prime Minister Sh. Narendra Modi, the Central Government has launched various schemes for the welfare of traders. He said, "The present state government is also committed to the welfare of the traders. To resolve their grievances, the state government has also constituted the Traders Welfare Board. In addition, insurance cover is provided to traders under the Mukhya Mantri Vyapari Samuhik Niji Durghatna Bima Yojana." He said that under the 'Laghu Vyapari Mandhan Yojana' launched by the Central Government, an annual assistance of 6,000 rupees is provided to small traders.<br />'' <br />'' Mr.Manohar Lal said that the market fee and Haryana Rural Development Fund rate to be charged in vegetable markets across the state will now be fixed outright. The bill to amend the rules related to this has been passed by the Vidhan Sabha.<br />'' <br />''The Chief Minister also announced that a new policy will be formulated for construction and repair of boundary walls, sheds, gates and cleaning arrangements, etc, in vegetable markets across the state. Under this, a committee will be formed with arhtiyas as part of it. Some amount will be made available to the committee from the market fees, so that the committee can get the works of the market done at its own level.