The Gujarat government has raised concerns over the proposal to enact a law mandating 85% local hiring in industries, stating that such a move would violate the Constitution of India. The state government argues that imposing such a quota on businesses would infringe upon the fundamental right to carry on trade and business freely across the country. The government believes that any decision regarding hiring policies should be left to the discretion of individual industries and not mandated by law. The proposal for 85% local hiring was put forth by the Gujarat Chamber of Commerce and Industry (GCCI) as a means to address unemployment among locals. However, the state government is hesitant to support the idea, citing legal and constitutional implications. While the intention behind the proposal is to prioritize local job seekers, the government is exploring alternative solutions to boost employment opportunities for Gujarat residents. The debate over local hiring quotas continues to be a contentious issue, with stakeholders on both sides presenting valid arguments. As discussions unfold, it remains to be seen how the state government will navigate this complex issue while balancing the interests of all parties involved.