PM accountable only to friends: Rahul Gandhi takes a potshot over rising fuel prices

Rahul Gandhi has constantly been concentrating on the Modi authorities over rising petrol and diesel costs.

Congress chief Rahul Gandhi right this moment hit out on the Modi authorities over rising gasoline costs. Because the petrol and diesel costs proceed to skyrocket throughout the nation, Rahul Gandhi stated that the ‘acche din (good days)’ are taking a toll on the nation whereas the PM stays accountable solely to his associates and to not the individuals of the nation. Rahul Gandhi has constantly been concentrating on the Modi authorities over rising petrol and diesel costs. At present, he cornered the federal government over a rise in PNG and CNG costs.

“Inflation continues to develop. ‘Acche din’ taking a toll on the nation. PM accountable solely to his associates!” posted Rahul Gandhi in Hindi on his Twitter deal with with #PNG and #CNGPriceHike.

महँगाई का विकास जारी,
‘अच्छे दिन’ देश पे भारी,
PM की बस मित्रों को जवाबदारी!#PNG #CNGPriceHike

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 9, 2021

Earlier, the Wayanad MP had stated that the Modi authorities runs on tax assortment solely. “Aapki gaadi chahe petrol pe chalati ho ya diesel pe, Modi sarkar tax wasooli pe chalati hai (whether or not your automobile runs on petrol or diesel, Modi authorities runs on tax assortment),” he had stated.

आपकी गाड़ी चाहे पेट्रोल पे चलती हो या डीज़ल पे, मोदी सरकार टैक्स वसूली पे चलती है!#TaxExtortion pic.twitter.com/dnQu5m7D6T

— Rahul Gandhi (@RahulGandhi) July 7, 2021

Congress celebration has additionally been holding protests throughout a number of states in opposition to the rising gasoline costs. Yesterday, celebration leaders from throughout Maharashtra, Goa, Odisha, Karnataka and Rajasthan amongst different states took to the streets ‘in opposition to the anti-people loot of the Modi govt’. “The Modi govt should cease this extortion, proper now,” stated the Congress.

Notably, petrol costs have already crossed Rs 100 mark within the nationwide capital and lots of different cities. It’s promoting at Rs 100.56 in Delhi whereas diesel costs have soared to Rs 89.62 per litre.

The costs of Compressed Pure Fuel (CNG) within the nationwide capital has been revised to Rs 44.30 per kg from Rs 43.40 per kg with impact from July 8. The Piped Pure Fuel (PNG) costs have been elevated to Rs 29.66 per SCM.