Rahul Gandhi attacked the Centre over the steep commercial LPG hike, calling it an “election bill” and warning petrol and diesel prices may rise next, as Indian National Congress accused the government of burdening citizens post polls
Congress on Friday slammed the BJP government over the steep Rs 993 hike in commercial LPG prices, alleging insensitivity to common citizens and small businesses, and criticised the Centre for failing to cushion global energy shock triggered by the West Asia conflict
Jet fuel prices in New Delhi surged to a record 2.07 lakh per kilolitre amid global oil spikes from the West Asia conflict, though domestic airlines saw a limited rise. Commercial LPG rates also increased, raising operating costs
BRS activists on Thursday staged demonstrations across the erstwhile Karimnagar district in protest against the union government’s hike in the price of LPG cylinder by Rs.50.
Hyderabad: Cautioning that a vote to the BJP would mean LPG cylinder prices at Rs 4,000, TRS (BRS) working president and Minister KT Rama Rao asked people to choose whether they want the welfare government of the TRS or the BJP’s contractor government. He reminded that the byelection was forced on the people of Munugode […]
