Ranchi

`Cong Ministers raise voice against skyrocketing inflation

PNS

The State Government Ministers, Rameshwar Oraon and Alamgir Alam held discussion on rising inflation in Ramgarh and Ranchi respectively on Tuesday and both the party leaders said that due to bad policies of the Central Government people of the State and Country are facing steep price rise of essential commodities.

During the programme Oraon said that there is no such day when there is no increase in the prices of essential commodities, due to the anti-people policies of the central government, today the morsels of the poor have been snatched away, people's stomachs and backs have been hurt badly. The situation is worse due to inflation in backward state like Jharkhand. “Thanks to the visionary policies of Jharkhand's coalition government and Chief Minister Hemant Soren, due to which there is no tax of any kind even in the epidemic of Corona and after that in two and a half years. The State Government increased the amount of schemes like MNREGA and is giving Rs 1000 per month to every elderly person through universal pension,” he added.

Oraon discussed inflation and distributed pamphlets by holding a chaupal in Gola Bazar of Ramgarh district and meeting shopkeepers and common citizens in the Daily Market. While discussing inflation in an explaining tone, he asked the people that before 2014, the Central Government used to give relief to the poor through subsidies, whether they have got any relief in these eight years. The shopkeepers said with one voice that the situation is very bad due to inflation, will not give another chance to the people of BJP.

Jharkhand Pradesh Congress Committee Other Backward Class Cell organised discussion program on inflation. Congress Legislature Party Leader and Rural Works Department Minister, Alamgis Alam was participated along with the Congress State OBC Department, Abhilash Sahu, National Chairman All India Congress Committee OBC Department, Captain Ajay Singh Yadav and former Union Minister, Subodh Kant Sahay and MLA Pradeep Yadav.