Government Not only ‘Stealing’ Votes but Also Savings: Congress on Rise in Inflation
Congress said food inflation hit 7.74% and retail inflation rose to a 23-month high, pressing the Modi government to explain rising prices.
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Congress targets PM Modi over inflation
New Delhi: The Congress on Tuesday, October 13, took a swipe at the Centre over the rise in inflation, saying the government that came to power promising “achche din” is not only “stealing votes” but also savings, and that it was time for Prime Minister Narendra Modi to pick up his “jhola” and leave. Congress general secretary in-charge communications Jairam Ramesh said inflation keeps rising and public outrage over ‘vote chori’ keeps growing, b…
Govt not only 'stealing' votes but also savings: Congress on rise in inflation
Congress leader Jairam Ramesh pointed out that inflation is rising, impacting essential goods and public savings. Food inflation surged to 7.74 percent, with significant increases in prices of onions, garlic, and ginger. The Reserve Bank of India has raised the repo rate in response to these inflationary pressures. The party accuses the Modi government of failing to address the economic struggles faced by the people.
"Vote theft truth, back-breaking inflation reality": Jairam Ramesh targets Centre over inflation, claims food inflation hits 7.74 per cent
Congress general secretary (communications) Jairam Ramesh on Tuesday launched a fresh attack on the Narendra Modi-led government over rising inflation, claiming that prices of almost every food item have "crossed all limits".
NEW DELHI: Congress with extreme criticism against the central government amid soaring inflation and food prices in the country. Modi, who came to power by promising 'Daddy Din'
Jairam Ramesh has targeted the Modi government over rising inflation. He said that the poor are losing their food, the middle class's savings are disappearing, and the debt burden is increasing, yet the Prime Minister remains immersed in arrogance.
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