BJD holds peaceful protest against diesel price hike

Rourkela: In protest against the UPA government’s decision to hike diesel price and to cap supply of LPG to every family to six cylinders per year, hundreds of Biju Janata Dal workers, led by local party president Ananda Mohanty, today staged demonstration outside the ADM office.

Shouting anti-UPA slogans and holding party flags, they lambasted the Central government for making upward revision of the fuel price. Mohanty alleged that the rise in fuel price will leave an impact further on the prices of essential commodities, which are already spiraling, making the common people pay through the nose.

Not only that, diesel price hike will lead to rise in the transport cost. A delegation from the party submitted a memorandum to the ADM in this regard.

Former minister and Rourkela MLA Sarada Nayak along with his supporters protested the fuel price hike. Lashing out at the Congress-led UPA at the Centre for the fuel price hike, supporters of Nayak were all praise for Chief Minister Naveen Patnaik. Nayak demanded immediate rollback of price hike and stated that price hike by UPA government exposes its policy paralysis.

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