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$G S T$ system was introduced in our country from _________

A

31^{s t}

March,

2017

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1^{s t}

April,

2017

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1^{s t}

January,

2017

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D

1^{s t}

July,

2017

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The correct option is A $1^{s t}$ July, $2017$
$G S T$ system was introduced in our country from $1^{s t}$ July, $2017$ .

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