K T Rama Rao, the working chairman of the telangana rashtra samithi and the state's IT minister, requested an apology from prime minister narendra modi and the central government on wednesday for failing to control the sharp spike in fuel and diesel prices in recent days. ktr wrote in an open letter that Modi had used the issue of rising gasoline prices as a political weapon before he came to power.
"When he was in opposition, narendra modi wept like a crocodile over the poor's sufferings and the plight of ordinary people." He must recall his comments and actions at the time," he explained. The minister stated that the prime minister should acknowledge that the rise in gasoline costs is disrupting public life, especially in light of job losses, decreased revenues, and rising unemployment as a result of the financial crisis. The prime minister should make an explanation for his inept government's performance and failings.
"The prime minister and his government should take responsibility for the surge in fuel prices. "I encourage the administration to take quick steps to cut fuel costs to benefit the people," he stated on behalf of the country's citizens. On the one hand, ktr claimed, the BJP-led administration in delhi is regularly raising fuel prices. It is, on the other hand, attempting to shift blame to state governments. "This is outright deception, and it's very unacceptable," he said.
"When he was in opposition, narendra modi wept like a crocodile over the poor's sufferings and the plight of ordinary people." He must recall his comments and actions at the time," he explained. The minister stated that the prime minister should acknowledge that the rise in gasoline costs is disrupting public life, especially in light of job losses, decreased revenues, and rising unemployment as a result of the financial crisis. The prime minister should make an explanation for his inept government's performance and failings.
"The prime minister and his government should take responsibility for the surge in fuel prices. "I encourage the administration to take quick steps to cut fuel costs to benefit the people," he stated on behalf of the country's citizens. On the one hand, ktr claimed, the BJP-led administration in delhi is regularly raising fuel prices. It is, on the other hand, attempting to shift blame to state governments. "This is outright deception, and it's very unacceptable," he said.
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