The Britain Government’s decision to buy the trains from the Germany has become the major issue of concern for the train building industry because now they have to fight for every single penny including the jobs.

Philip Hammond, the Transport Secretary said the main reason behind this loss was, because the last labor government did not give much importance to Germany’s social economic conditions, due to which many previous contracts also got cancelled.

The decision had made the economy inactive. And everyone is urging the Prime Minster to take some quick action to end this debate because after the loss of the contracts, Bombardier has put 6,000 jobs on risk.

Iain Duncan Smith, the Welfare Secretary, said that instead of giving chance to the refugees, the government should give chance to the young people.

Colin Walton, Bombardier Transportation Chairman, commented that the loss of the contract seems to go beside the fact that is known to them.

George Cow­cher, Chief of Derby and Notts Chamber of Commerce added, “The main culprit who is to be blamed is, the London-based civil servants who haven’t got any empathy at all with British business, who devise their own rules and then when challenged, hide behind EU procurement rules which don’t exist in Germany, France, Spain or any of our other main competitors”.