Kolkata: West Bengal Bengal Head Mamata Banerjee on Monday regarding the Union Government for high diesel prices, gasoline and gas cooking and said that it created obstacles to the development of the country.
The central government has been collected around RS 4 lakh crore from taxes imposed on gas cooking, gasoline, and diesel and BJP in power providing financial assistance Rs 1000 Crore to the countries ruled by it, while West Bengal did not get anything, said Banerjee .
He said the Bengal government had given a concession to return to a liter of diesel despite financial constraints.
Banerjee’s comments came on the day when BJP activists clashed with city police when they were stopped from taking a rally protest against the state government because they did not cut the tax imposed by gasoline and diesel.
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They (center) do not give us vaccines (for covid-19).
How can you expect them to provide financial assistance to us,” he said in a program organized by the state government to provide the best durga organizers.
Pujas.
“We provide Re 1 concessions per liter diesel.
Where will we get money? Even though our financial constraints provide such concessions …
it is natural that daily commodity prices will rise if the price of diesel rises every day.
How do farmers do agricultural work? They (farmers) need diesel to carry out their work, “he said.
Stated that the country has the first position in the country in connection with the MSME sector, the main minister said “There are several industries that have been prepared and there will be more to appear.
There is only one problem – that is the price – that’s the price of diesel, gasoline and gas is raised every day “.
Banerjee, who is one of the critics from BJP, alleged that the solary money was blocked by the center.
The way in which the disinvestment takes place and the office of the central government organization such as sailing, trains and coal and others are closed, there will be more unemployed people in this country.
The center creates obstacles in developing Bengal: MAMATA
