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Fuel prices go up? Iranian Smriti confronts Congress leader Nita D’Souza on a flight

Congress party leader Smriti questioned Irani as passengers landed on the plane.

New Delhi:

Union Minister Smriti Irani was surprised today in Delhi flight to Guwahati when asked about rise in fuel prices. Its investigator was Nita de Souza, acting president of Congress women’Swinging.’

Ms. D’Souza later tweeted the video clip where the minister he is also He was seen recording the match on her cell phone.

Caption of Her tweet where the minister was also Teacher, read, “Facing Modi’s Minister smritiirani ji, on his way to Guwahati. When asked about the unbearable price hike of LPG blamed vaccines and shivering and even the poor! Have you watched the videos? on how I responded to common people’s misery!

In the video, the Congress leader interrogated Ms. Irani as passengers disembarked on the plane.

Ms. Irani initially said that the conference leader was “preventing the way he asked about the shortage of Cooking gas and “stoves without gas” minister I heard you say “Please don’t lie”.

Later, he heard she say that she was “poked”.

The price of 115 times in 16 days, pay up Prices are 10 rupees per liter. There was no height in The last tow days.

in delhi lt of Gasoline is now sold at Rs 105.41 while diesel is being sold at Rs 96.67 per liter.

In Mumbai – where fuel prices are highest Of the four metros – petrol is sold at 120.51 rupees per liter while diesel is sold at 104.77 rupees per liter.

stable fuel levels for over Four months though spike in Crude oil prices. The opposition claimed that this was a polling tactic of The BJP, which has retained the four states where elections were recently held.

attributed to price rise As for the Russo-Ukrainian war, Petroleum Minister Hardeep Singh Puri said the increase in India worked out To be only 5% compared to countries like The United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Germany and Sri Lanka, where prices have fallen up by 50 percent.

Height in Gasoline prices added were too low in India in The aftermath of the war.

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