This decision may look hard but that was inevitable for two reasons. !- Government is not managing properly the oil refining, distribution and transportation. The expenses are too high because the public sector looks for their own self and not for public next, the oil stolen/pilferage on the way is too high. I have seen that wagons carrying the oil are emptied on the way before reaching the destination.
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Nothing could be expected from govt.Nothing should be expected from govt.Today price has been hiked of diesel and one family will get 6 LPG cylinder in a year.The 7th one will be purchased for rs 750.
The restriction of six cylinders gas may not affect so much as this may be sufficient for small families. But the increase in price of diesel will affect more. Transportation cost will increase. Essential commodities may be costlier as a result of hike in diesel price.
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The restriction of six cylinders gas may not affect so much as this may be sufficient for small families. But the increase in price of diesel will affect more. Transportation cost will increase. Essential commodities may be costlier as a result of hike in diesel price.
as a result inflation will surely going to increase :blink:
The All India Transport Association has decided to hike the fares by 15%. The rates of vegetables have been increased consequently. The common man is the worst sufferer and the government keeps telling they had no other option! The AITS too has decided to stage protests from Tuesday onward. This surely has once again brought to light the inefficiency of the Government.
