Rahul asks Modi to vacate post over gas price hike

Mr. Gandhi was referring to the price hike announced by the State-run oil firms on Wednesday.

November 05, 2017 01:09 pm | Updated December 01, 2021 06:50 am IST - New Delhi

 Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi. File

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi. File

Congress vice-president Rahul Gandhi on Sunday attacked the Modi government after the prices of cooking gas was hiked again, asking him to “vacate the ‘Sinhasan’ [post of the Prime Minister].”

Mehangi gas, mehanga rashan. Band karo khokala bhashan. Dam bandho kam do. Warna khali karo sinhasan [Expensive gas, expensive ration. Stop making hollow promises. Fix the rates and give employment or else vacate the post],” Mr. Gandhi tweeted attaching a news report of the hike.

Mr. Gandhi was referring to the price hike announced by the State-run oil firms on Wednesday.

The prices of the LPG cylinder’s went up by ₹4.50, while the non-subsidised rates was hiked by a steeper ₹93 per cylinder.

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