Sachin Pilot said that the middle-class population, who is the vote bank of the BJP, has been affected the most. BJP doesn’t care about it at all.
Jaipur: In Rajasthan’s capital Jaipur today, Congress had organized a rally against inflation, the rally was earlier to be held in Delhi, but the Lieutenant Governor of Delhi did not give permission, due to which the Congress organized this rally in Jaipur. Deputy Chief Minister Sachin Pilot has fiercely targeted the BJP against inflation, he said that politics cannot be done for a long time in arrogance on the basis of the majority.
Sachin Pilot said, “We had earlier announced this rally for Delhi. But the central government knew that if the rally would be held in Delhi, a big message would go out. That’s why out of anger, he did not allow the rally. This rally is for the whole country, lakhs of workers from all over the country will come here. From Jaipur, this country will know that the Center has controlled inflation. Petrol and diesel prices are skyrocketing.”
He said that the middle-class population, who is the vote bank of the BJP, has been affected the most. BJP doesn’t care about it at all. Today crores of families have come below the poverty line. Along with this, no reason is being given for this rising inflation. Ask if it is said to be happening in the international market. But the message that will be conveyed by this rally today will force the central government to reduce inflation, just like the three farm laws.
Pilot further stated that for the first time the prices of petrol and diesel are beyond 100 rupees. The cylinder costs 1000 rupees which was costing 400 in their time. He said, “You used to oppose us but you have crossed all limits. Aadhar, GST, whatever things Congress used to oppose, have been implemented. You have forgiven lakhs of crores of some industrialists. Politics cannot be done in pride for long on the basis of majority.”
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