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Mangalore: Opposition Parties Protest Against Fuel Hike, FDI

  •   Thu, Sep 20 2012 11:44:52 AM

Mangalore: Opposition Parties Protest Against Fuel Hike, FDI

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Daijiworld Media Network – Mangalore (VM)

Mangalore, Sep 20: The city witnessed open support against the nation wide bandh called by NDA and other opposition parties against the recent fuel hike and FDI norms.

The BJP party members and workers protested against the UPA government here in front of the BJP office against the hike in prices of diesel and other essential commodities.

MP Nalin Kumar Kateel in a statement said that the prices of fuel and other commodities are constantly on rise due to the economic reforms framed by the central government.

He alleged the UPA government as a solely responsible to all the problems faced by the community and said "if the government cannot take any measure then it is better that Manmohan Singh resigns".

In addition to this the party members also conducted a rally across the city to create awareness to the people.

Srikar Prabhu, city unit president of BJP, HK Purushottam, Kishore Kumar, Raghavendra, Nithin Kumar among others were part of the protest.

The CPI(M) and JDS party members and workers also protested in front of the DC office here on Thursday September 20.

They shouted slogans against the UPA government against the recent hike in fuel.

CPI(M) district secretary B Madhava, JD(S) general secretary Vasanth Poojary spoke during the protest.

Srinath Rai, JD(S) youth president, Ram Ganesh, Ratnakar Suvarna, Munir Katipalla, Sunil Kumar Bajal, Dayanand Shetty among others were present.
  

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  • Mohandas Kapikad, Mangaluru

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Diesel rate is Rs.55/- while Diesel Turbo is Rs.70/- just Rs.4/- less than Petrol. This hike will definetly bear load to common man. Definetly bus fair or rikshaw fair will be hiked. Naturally this bandh is a strong signal to UPA. The basic reason is the decline in Rupee value which makes the Fuel cost expensive. In other words, excessive hoarding of money in Swiss, unable to raise Rupee value is the reason for excessive increase in price of commodities. Iam quite sure Congress will be out of power in Centre if they continue with this sort of administration.

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  • KRPrabhu,

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    Are! Harshith,Mangalore How come this coconut come in to your 'coconut'?
    Anyhow,hope your coconut will understand the price logic of coconut explained by you.The rural price of coconut comes at Re 8 to 9 in bulk at tree top.All overheads have to be borne by Pais,Kamaths etc., till it reaches their shop and margin will be Re.1 or 2 only.This is only for your informattion only.Since our boys Harshith etc.,have become "thigale baggujis" we depend on Bijapuris who are more prone to such work than 'our boys'.
    You also watch due to the lazy attitude our "thigale baggujis" in coming years your coconut will be imported from Srilanka....price Rs.20/-It will be very difficult to see 'thendels'in your tree!!!

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  • Harshith, Mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    KR Prabhu
    Slowly people started knowing how farmers are poor and traders becoming rich overnight. In mangalore itself one coconut fron farmer costs Rs 5 or less.AT pai or prabhu or kamath stores it is rs 15!

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  • satya, mangalore

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    WHERE IS BJP'S SUPPORTERS HAV GONE.....HARDLY FIND ANY NUMBERS!!
    IS THEIR POPULARITY HAS COME DOWN OR THEY GET CROWD BY PAYING THEM FEES?

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  • Praveen Kumaresh, Bengaluru

    Fri, Sep 21 2012

    It is true that present system of commodity trading in any market is in the grip of middlemen & brokers, who fleece farmers as well as loot consumers by hoarding the commodities. While farm producers are based in villages these middlemen are based in nearby Town having grip on Mandis. So these brokers decide the price of the agriculture produces instead of actual grower. All these middlemen are very powerful in those small towns and hence they are all active members of any one political party invariably.
    If a farmer sells his produce for Rs.10/- it will reach last retailer at Rs.40/ who keep profit of Rs.10/- and sell it to consumer for Rs.50/-. Here you can see who is the actual beneficiary. Farmer got only Rs.10/- Retailer also got only Rs.10/- but the middleman got Rs.30/- that is three times more than others in this chain. FDI will give farmer Rs.20/- keep profit of Rs.10/- plus administrative cost of Rs.10/- and sell to consumer at Rs.40/- thereby farmer gets Rs.10/- more and consumer saves Rs.10/-.

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  • Louis, Kuwait

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    BJD n JDU are ready to support UPA if Trinmol withdraw support. Bandh is a national loss. BJP is working against the interest of the country.

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  • BENEDICT FERNANDES, MAJILA MANGALORE

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Whether it is BJP or Congress or for that matter any party they are all puppets in the hands of world bank and rich capitialist. The laws are made to suit their convenience and not for the poor people 2% of world's population enjoys 80% of world's wealth and this 2% decides the game plan. The politicians simply dance to their tunes. Most of our politicians may not be knowing what is FDI. The 2% dictate terms and is being obediently followed by the so called rulers. Unless the world brings into existence a system without money with equality as its base, then there is no escape from such liberlisation policies. Even BJP comes into power it shall also dance accordingly to the tunes of the 2%.
    It is we lesser mortals who cannot understand the game plans of rich. Slowly the entire economy of the world will fall into the hands of MNC's. The end will come when 1% fo world population takes control of 100% of world's wealth!!

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  • victoria mabel, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Tell BJP TO BRING all money fom swizz and distribute it in india that time no poor or aam aadmi will be there,and bjp is not concerned of people than of vote bank.where u all give work to unemployed,where u all look after poor people just one example good bye

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  • Joe D'Souza, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Big Jokers Party showed its' stupidity at the best. It is a Big Joke. Instead of protest against the price rise of fuel, people should close down the state in protest of 600 Crores Rupees fraud by BJP led Government. And secondly Public should protest against the junket trips around the world by Elected Officials when the State is in financial trouble. Why Congress party is not putting up their show against the junket trips. Where is Mr.Ivan of Youth Congress. Mr.Oscar will show up when things cool down as usual.

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  • KRPrabhu,

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Here JDS has joined the protest against fuel hike,FDI.In Delhi namma Deve Gowdru might be busy in exploring the possibility of getting cabinet ministerial position to Kumara Kanteerava in UPA II in the event of out by TMC batalion lead by Didi!!!!
    Any thing could be expected in POLI-TRICKS!!!

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  • lukas, malpe

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    BJP government in state first reduce the tax on petrol like Delhi and GOA then protest against UPA even in Gujarath petroleum prodcuts higher then other state.even because of people Government has to cancel subsidy for the LPG AND Deisel other wise all people use subsidy LPG for the commercial purpose and Diesel mixing with petrol.

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  • Vikram, mangalore/sharjah

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Why cant these BJP help UPA rather than protesting against them...?since the main reason for hike in fuel is ..Indian oil companies have to pay $117 per barrel to import oil ...What can UPA do in this case..?

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  • Rita, Dubai

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    One day Bundh will not change anything. BJP's aim to bundh is because they are tired of shouting / fighting / boycotting for PM's resignation and wanted one day rest. Anyway Reddy Bros. Yedurappa and Jagdish Shettar can distribute looted money to amadmi.

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  • G R PRABHU, BEJAI ,MANGALORE

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    See the Difference in Fuel price in -Between Goa & Karnataka .Why not these Protesters try to bring Goa Fuel rate in our State? They Fight with UPA Govt only.

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  • roshan braganza, udyavar / bombay

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    FDI is debatable , but it has some pros and cons. It may benefict customers and farmers , also vl stop baniya raj. But if say WALL MART imports goodies from say bangladesh , vietnam with cheaper price and poor quality? . Also the govt should fix base price for any perishable item , otherwise MNC's vl get items at cheapers price and sell it at marginal higher price. Hoarding at worst. 6 cylinders pe family , r u kidding. Most of the indians areof joint family , more members with single ration card. Atleast v need 24 cylindrs per year. If oil and gas companies bleed ? , lett hem bleed , let them bleed profusely and this make sEnse. Otherwise peaple vl kicku out in 2014.

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  • Simon Lobo, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Shame on those who called and supported the Bandh that only impacts common person and not politicians who live in resorts. I do not think people who called for Bandh have taken time to understand the issues nor the UPA Government is explaining the reason for the hike in prices well enough to the citizens in order to understand the current situation.
    Fuel based resources are heavily subsidized by the Central Government in India. Due to increases in crude oil prices in international markets, prices will go up for the consumer. There is pressure from IMF and World Bank to lower the subsidies on fuel based resources.
    Only recently in last few years, Government is struggling to remove subsidies and some few states (like Goa and WB) have lowered the taxes on Petrol and Diesel to help common man of their states. Karnataka Government has benefitted from price increase since more revenue based on taxes on petrol and diesel. That is reason petrol is six to seven rupees cheaper in BJP ruled Goa.
    During recent Udipi MP election, DVS had promised that fuel taxes will be lowered by the State Government and no one from State Government will speak about it or help the common man.
    Mangalore MP is leading the group of 25 people to protest and it is his job to explain the discussion in Parliament to his constituents on fuel prices and high taxes applied on fuel in the State also.
    India cannot be superpower as estimated to be in 2020 if ruled by these thugs who force bandh and take advantage of the situation for their own benefit rather common man who works ten to 12 hours a day for this daily bread and support his family.

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  • Sulthan , Mang/Bang

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    BJP Polticians are looting Crores of Rupees given by Central Govt, Because of the Loot from BJP, Central Has no Option other than Hike the price on diesel and petrol, If all BJP Polticians were Corrupt Free, then the Petrol Price would be Rs 10 or 20 Per Litre...

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  • Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Godwin, udupi Nalinji atleast talks of his own. What about your italian lady where someone writes the speech for her. Also why are you worried about Nalin Kumar's talking in the parliament. Your italian lady and her amul baby are the most common people found absenties in most of the parliament sessions and you people keep saying jai ho jai ho of them.

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  • Prasheesh Kumar. S., Mumbai

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    It is the commodity Brokers (Baniyas & Lalas) who are the biggest financiers to BJP (Baniya Jathiya Party). Due to FDI in Retail sector these Brokers & Middlemen will be out of business. So, they will be the biggest losers because till now it is these commodity-brokers who have cheated Farmers/Growers by giving lowest price and also cheated final retailers/Consumers by keeping hefty profit margins. FDI in Retail will cut the wings of such profiteering Brokers, and benefit both farmers and final retailers/consumers as it can pass on the benefit of amount saved on account of hefty brokers' commission or middlemen's profit margin.

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  • AMAR NATHAL, MANGALORE

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Don't forget to add looting of Iron ore, swindling of 600 crores from amount given for drought relief, just to name a few.
    Don't rely too much on Naveen Kateel for his education is not enough to come up with calculations and consequences.

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  • Godwin, udupi

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Does Nalim Kumar knoe the meaning of FDI ,atleast does he know full form of FDI.
    In Parliment He can't open his mouth.What we Can we expect from These Representatives.BJP rep.has to take Training from JP Hegde.Jai Ho ..

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  • RVLobo, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    I have few questions and suggestions.

    1. Why state government has not announced that they are going to increase the number of Cylinders from 6 to 12 compared to that of Congress rules states which have already announces state governments will take the subsidy burden on 3 cylinders.

    2. Request the congress leaders at the state to press for increasing the minimum support price (MSP) for paddy and other crops across the country so that they can reduce the burden of increased price of diesel. This way the burden on farmers can be reduced.

    3. If BJP thinks that the increase in diesel prices are going to effect the ordinary citizens why dont they reduce the ticket prices of the public transport. Also give incentives to all private transprt companies. This will reduce the burden on ordinary citizens.

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  • Naveen D'souza, Valencia-Kuwait

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    there are look like a picnic mood. nobody is working for the poor, this all drama. not even UPA or NDA. this is just for vote.

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  • Bulsam, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    The person who never opened his mouth during any of the parliamentary sessions is only fit to roam the backstreets of DK and raise slogans in Tulu and Kannada for his political gain.
    Does he know that India’s trade deficit rose to $13.9 billion in March from $3.8 billion a year ago, driven by high crude oil import costs? Imports for the month of April’12 aggregated $42.6 billion leaving a trade gap of $13.9 billion, according to the data released by the Commerce Ministry.
    Does he know that the Import bill in 2011-12 touched $488.6 billion on account of rise in imports of crude oil and gold? Imports of both crude oil and gold items alone accounted for over 44 per cent of total import bill.
    Does he know that due to recession all around our GDP had ped still our genius PM, Dr. Manmohan Singh’s brilliant economic policy, India's exports surpassed the target of $300 billion for 2011-12 despite problems in Europe and the US that led to decline in shipments by 5.71 per cent in March and spurt in trade deficit to all time high of $185 billion in the last fiscal?
    Does he know that if UPA lead by Dr. Manmohan Singh and team loses the 2014 parliamentary election, India will have a bad overall growth and a bleak future?
    Jai Hind!

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  • Ahmed, Mangalore, Dubai

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    INDIA being a democratic country it is good to protest, however in future why don't they come out with some productive ideas ! so many people waste their energy shouting/standing/walking etc, instead they should choose to do community service by way of protest, they can have their political party banner and inform people that they are doing this job in protest, they can clean streets or repair roads, plant trees, etc...energy & time is used fruitfully, message to the authority is clear & conveyed by the publicity they can get, people & their party image will gain popularity, everybody benefit, win-win situation to all, I wish & hope somebody or party does this & we hope they govern INDIA....

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  • Ramesh, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Why do these BJP walas always smile n laugh during a strike? they find something funny?

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  • Jyothi, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Will the one day strike solve the problem..

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  • Kevin, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    First put all the polititians behind bars and try them for corruption including BJP leaders.
    The one protesting are equaly corrupted people.

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  • Rakesh shetty, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012


    GOOD MOVE. WELL DONE BJP.

    UPA TEAM I HAVE SOME CONCERNS:

    1. PLEASE HANG KASAB IMMEDIATELY. UTILIZE THAT SPENDING AMOUNT TO REDUCE PETROL HIKE.

    2. ACCPET ALL CORRUPTION,SCAM COME OUT CLEANLY THEN WHOLE INDIA WILL SUPPORT YOU.

    3. WORK ONLY FOR INDIA. THEN WHOLE INDIA WILL SUPPORT YOU.

    I AM 100% SURE THIS WILL NEVER HAPPEN IN THIS FUTURE. DOG TAIL WILL NEVER BECOME STRAIGHT.

    ONLY OUR BJP CAN MAKE THIS IMPOSSIBLE TO POSSILBE AFTER NEXT ELECTION.

    IF INDIA IS ATLEAST SAFER THAT IS ONLY BECUASE OF STRONG BJP LEADERS. JAI HO BJP FOR SAVING INDIA.

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  • C Sharat, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Peter Pereira, Pune....& also Public memory is too short..so lets forgive & forget mine loot & concentrate on what is left to loot.

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  • rizwan, Mangalore/Dubai

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Golden opportunity for general public...Today is the best chance for you to see the faces of your politicians as they will be on the street to protest !!! Normally you will see them only during the Election time begging votes. hahaha..

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  • Sandesh Shetty, Bangalore/Kudla

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    KRPrabhu the people like
    Peter Pereira, Pune are not concerned about the problem of common man. For such people whatever congress does is correct. Tommorrow when our congress UPA govt sell our country also they will keep saying jai ho italian madam.

    Reshmi Salian, Mangalore BJP is not a perfect party i agree, but definately much better than congress who looted our country for so many years.

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  • C Sharath, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Peter Pereira, Pune..we have "ZERO TOLERENCE" to corruption & mine loot. Its "ZERO LOSS" to exchequer, its only soil. We are also serious about getting black money form the taxfree havens.

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  • Allen, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Just a propaganda when the next elections are in the offing. No one is interested in solving the problems faced by the common man. People are fed up of these strikes and mud slinging at each other by these political parties. BJP is trying its best to show UPA as culprit for everything. Now BJP is in power in Karnataka, let them show their achievements to the people apart from scams and multicrore corruptions.

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  • sebi, Udupi

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Looks like some goondas taken law in their hand. What is the expectation of this Bandh? Are we paying less for fuel tomorrow onwards?

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    WE HAVE TO STOP PAYING TAXES TILL WE GET THE HONEST GOVT AT( CENTER & STATE ).

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  • Reshmi Salian, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Do not side with any political party when it comes to comman mans plight -KR Prabhu..

    Why you were mute spectator when Reddy-Yeddy and whole of BJP thugs were looting Karnataka? When it comes to loot the nation, BJP is equally a share holder along with Congress.

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  • JRAO,

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    WE HAVE A PLATFORM CALLED "PARLIAMENT" AND PEOPLE REPS. CALLED "MP'S" TO RAISE THE ISSUE. ARE THEY SLEEPING OR ACTING LIKE DRAMATISTS ?
    IF IT WORKS PROPERLY THERE IS NO NECESSITY OF BANDH CALL AND PEOPLE GETTING INTO ROADS FOR EACH AND EVERY ISSUES.

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  • ilyas udupi, qatar

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    bakwas bandh....only safaring poor people lose only for poor people...not for..NDA....who fill the lose NDA...?????
    yenadaru prayojana edeya bandh ninda??dirty politcs

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  • Eric Coelho, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    A few bunch of jokers have held the city to ransom. From the pictures I see there are not more than 50 to 100 people. The shopping malls, shopping centres, hotels and transport have rightly done to remain inside otherwise these bunch of jokers can create immense damage to the assets they have accumulated through hard work. I never call this a bandh but would say "Good sense prevails in protecting our properties" but remaining silent and low. They say silence is Golden.

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  • Rudolf, Mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    UPA has emptied nation's treasure by scams/looting and therefore hiking the petrol price and allowing the FDI on retails, putting people in trouble. UPA has no moral rights to continue Govt. Prime Minister is helpless and dancing to the tunes of Sonia and other ministers. 2 years back petrol price was 52 Rs. Within 2 years, petrol price has risen up more than 50% which is not in proportion to international fuel price raise. It is recommended to dissolve UPA Govt and go for fresh mandate. Moreover our PM is getting blame from all over world.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    One more sweet gift from our Congis /UPA to poor people Sugar rate distributing through Ration card will go up soon.. Jai ho Congis.

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  • sam, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Govt Should start basics Reform

    1. Stop all increment(freeze salary) of govt employee,MP, Ministers for three years.

    2. Stop the circulation of 1000 notes in the economy which is mostly used for black money generation

    & used in buying property,Gold,so all these cost rising sharply.

    3. Release RBI Gold 50 ton sell to genuine buyers (pan cards only)so trade deficit be controled

    today import bill of gold is near 100 Billion USD,Govt may get 16 thousands crores

    4. Cancel all coal blocks and auction it, and speed up the 2G spectrum auctions govt can get 3 lakh

    crore through these auctions.

    5. Auction all the petrol pumps and gas agencies which are mostly hold by polticians and there

    family govt may get 1 lakh crores throug these auctions

    6. Ban the keeping notes in bank lockers make it crimnal offence ... there 50 thousand crores

    illegaly kept in banklockers recent example advocate Fiza's(anuradha bali) crores of notes found

    in her bank lockers.

    7. Make compulsory NOC of IT dept in purchase land/flat of more 20 lakh No loan for third Property.
    8. when Crude was 70 $ the Iran was giving us it at 38 $,dont follow USA guideline follow independet

    Foreign Policy

    Through these steps our rupee can appreciated upto 40 Rs for 1 USD than gasoline become 30-40%

    cheaper petrol will be 50 Rs Deisel at 35 rs Poor People will be not effected at all..

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  • KRPrabhu,

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    @Peter Periera,Pune
    Thanks for the advise.However priority will dominate the protests.Right now the issue that dominate is diesel price hike,LPG limit caping to six cylinders per family among other things.Do not side with any political party when it comes to comman mans plight.

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  • Dinesh Poojary, Kundapura/Bengaluru

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Thanks to BJP and allies for fighting for the welfare of people of this country.

    Special thanks to Nalin anna.

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  • jeevan, mangalore

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Wake up call for Congis/UPA. Perform well or Quit but dont loot the nation anymore..

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  • Peter Pereira, Pune

    Thu, Sep 20 2012

    Well done BJP. Show similar enthusiasm to protest against illegal mining and looting of Karnataka.

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