Each Congress specimen is extremely good at displaying their ignorance, after Rahowl Gandi, its the old goose Mallikarjun Kharge, along with leaders from other major opposition parties like the CPI(M) and Samajwadi Party, has strongly condemned the decision, branding the economic situation a "government-created crisis." Amazon Brand - Myx Women's A-Line Churidar Style Salwar Suit Set with Dupatta | Straight Pant (Available in Plus Sizes)

Can all-mighties shower a bit of common sense on these empty-headed clowns. One cannot help but laughing at these creatures, when they talk about economy and the nation.

Kharge attributes this to a severe "leadership crisis" and a complete lack of vision from Prime Minister Narendra Modi. He has accused the government of squeezing the savings of common citizens by incrementally hiking prices. He claimed that over the past 12 years, the government has generated roughly ₹42 lakh crore from fuel taxes, which breaks down to nearly ₹1,000 crore a day.

Drawing a comparison to the previous Congress-led UPA government, Kharge stated that former PM Manmohan Singh protected citizens from global shocks through subsidies, even when international crude oil reached $114 per barrel. In contrast, he argued that despite fluctuating or relatively cheaper global oil compared to UPA highs, retail prices in India have soared, crossing the ₹100 mark for petrol. Supreme Court Exposes "Simulated Hanging" in Landmark Dowry Murder Case; Upholds Husband's Life Sentence

Kharge continues, that immediately following the price hike, the stock prices of major state-owned Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) like HPCL, BPCL, and IOC rose sharply, alleging that the ruling party prioritizes "profits over people."

In response to the backlash, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman, has pointed to severe geopolitical pressures. Government officials stated that international crude oil markets are experiencing massive volatility due to escalating conflicts in West Asia, specifically citing tensions and blockades around the Strait of Hormuz. The government argued that they had successfully frozen prices and absorbed the financial blow for roughly 75 to 80 days prior to these adjustments, costing the functional budget nearly ₹1 lakh crore, in an effort to shield the public for as long as possible from global market realities. National law vs. Personal law. The standoff between the Assam government and Asaduddin Owaisi

The wisest the ruling party can do is to ignore the Congress-clowns.