Bantwal: Centre hiked fuel prices while rates at international markets are low - Ramanath Rai


Mounesh Vishwakarma

Daijiworld Media Network – Bantwal (EP)

Bantwal, Jun 29: "The government at the Centre is fooling people and raising the fuel prices in the country while the prices have reached rock bottom in international markets,” alleged former minister B Ramanath Rai.

He was speaking at a protest rally from B C Road Kaikamba to B C Road junction condemning increasing the prices of petrol and diesel. “During UPA rule, when the price of crude oil was USD 140, the price of petrol was less than Rs 60. The crude oil prices have reached USD 40 now but the Centre is increasing the prices. This could spike the rates of daily commodities. Coronavirus is not the only reason for financial difficulties in the country but the failure of the Indian government too,” Rai said criticizing the Centre.

A jeep was pulled tying rope during the protest rally. An appeal to reduce the prices was also sent to the government later through the tahsildar.

Bantwal block Congress president Baby Kunder, Panemangalore block president Sudeep Kumar Shetty Mani, zilla panchayat members Chandraprakash Shetty, B Padmashekar Jain, M S Mohammed, youth congress president Prashanth Kulal, women’s congress president Jayanti Poojary, taluk panchayat president Chandrahasa Karkera, vice president B M Abbas Ali and local committee members and others were present.

  

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