Guwahati: National Spokesman AICC Shaktisinh Gehil on Sunday blamed the “wrong direction policy” from the Government of Narendra Modi to skyrocket the price of fuel, which he said about the common people during a pandemic.
Overcoming the media here on Sunday, said Gohil from January 1 to July 10 (Saturday), the price of gasoline and diesel in this country has increased 71 times.
“Prices are skyrocketing gasoline, diesel, LPG, and necessary items have handled a double punch to the Indian people, who have struggled because of a shrinking family income, reducing employment opportunities and economic downturn,” said Gohil, accusing the Modi government as “responsible Solely answered “for the economic crisis.
“Anti-people’s policy has caused inflation to soar and the highest number of unemployment youth in this country,” he thought.
Congress leader said 140 crore people in the country suffered due to modification disasters such as high inflation, unemployment, economic recession and covid pandemic.
“The daily increase in fuel prices has further compound problems for households that seek to meet needs.
In addition, the increase in diesel prices, fertilizers, seeds, pesticides, electricity, agricultural equipment that is influenced by the community’s government has increased the cost of cultivation.
For farmers around Rs 20,000 per hectare, “said Gohil.
He added that in the 73 years of Indian history, for the first time 5% GST was applied to fertilizer, 18% tax on pesticides and 12% tax for tractor and agricultural equipment.
The price of gasoline in Guwahati on Sunday is 96.83 per liter while diesel sells for 89.35 / liter.
Congress called the increase in gasoline and diesel prices as ‘meteoric’.
“The Modi government has received more than Rs 25 Lakh Crore through excise duty in the past seven years of its rules.
During this period, Customs on Gasoline has increased by 248% and diesel at 820%.
Increased per liter of customs in the past seven years It is Rs 23.50 and Rs 28.37 for Diesel, “Gohil said added that for the first fee of gasoline costs had crossed Rs 100 / liter in all four metro and more than 200 cities throughout the country.