Mumbai: Delegation of the leaders of the Maharashtra Congress calling for Governor of Bhagat Singh Koshyari on Thursday to submit a memorandum that highlighted the problem faced by ordinary humans because of the policy of “anti-farmers” and “anti-farmers” from the central government.
Congress leaders, who are part of the delegation led by President Nana Patole’s state unit, cycling from Hanging Gardens in Malabar Hill to Raj Bhavan to register their protests against the increase in fuel prices.
In his memorandum, Congress stated that at least 98,000 lost jobs and revenues from 97 percent of families were reduced during the Covid-19 pandemic.
“When people struggle to survive, the central government climb the price of fuel, LPG cylinders, vegetable oils and seeds,” he said.
The party goes on to say that regardless of the threat of Covid-19, vaccination policy has failed, and many centers must be closed in Maharashtra due to lack of vaccine doses.
Looking for the governor’s intervention, the party claims that farmers have protested central agricultural laws only to be ignored by the government, and said that the issue of the OBC and Maratha quota is also in the jurisdiction of the trade union government.