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Price hike

It has become customary for political parties to increase the prices of fuel after being elected to power and reduce them marginally whenever the government’s term is about to end. The hike in the prices of petrol and diesel by Rs. 4 and Rs. 2 will affect the middle class badly. The common man, reeling under the impact of a global recession, is already struggling to meet his basic needs. When will India stop depending on other nations for oil?

M. Naveen,

Hyderabad

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A hike in the prices of fuel, in the midst of an economic slowdown and salary cuts, is not justified. The unreasonable and untimely increase is against the interests of the aam aadmi. It will further increase the prices of essential commodities, including food. The price rise should be rolled back.

N.V. Subramania Iyer,

Kollam

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