Better leave Congress than do AAP propaganda: Ajay Maken to Milind Deora

This comes days after Deora had refuted Congress Delhi-in charge PC Chacko’s statements

Congress pioneer Milind Deora went under assault from his gathering associate, Ajay Maken for lauding Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal, upon the arrival of his swearing-in for the third term in the national capital.

“Sharing a lesser known and welcome certainty – the Arvind Kejriwal-drove Delhi Government multiplied its incomes to Rs 60,000 crore and kept up an income surplus in the course of the most recent 5 years. Something to think about: Delhi is presently one of India’s most financially judicious governments,” Deora’s tweet on Sunday read. Be that as it may, Ajay Maken, who has likewise filled in as the Speaker of the Delhi Assembly previously, asked Deora to “leave Congress” before spreading “crazy realities.”

“Brother,you need to leave INC India-Please do-Then proliferate silly facts!However,let me share much lesser know realities 1997-98-BE (Revenue) 4,073cr2013-14-BE (Revenue) 37,459crDuring Congress Govt Grew at 14.87% CAGR2015-16 BE 41,1292019-20 BE 60,000AAP Gov 9.90% CAGR,” Maken tweeted. This comes days after Deora had invalidated Congress Delhi-in control PC Chacko’s announcements, accusing late Sheila Dikshit for the gathering’s embarrassing presentation in the as of late held Assembly decisions in the national capital.

“Sheila Dikshit ji was an exceptional legislator and executive. During her residency as Chief Minister, Delhi was changed and Congress was more grounded than any time in recent memory. Shocking to see her being accused after her demise. She committed her life to INC India and the individuals of Delhi,” Deora had tweeted, with a bit of Chacko’s announcement inserted.

Congress demands roll back of 5% GST on LPG cylinder

LPG has been put in 5% GST slab, earlier a 2 to 4% VAT was imposed on LPG in some states

 

The Congress on Tuesday demanded that the five per cent Goods and Services Tax (GST) levied on domestic LPG cylinder be removed as it was burdening the poor.

"The price of domestic LPG cylinder has gone up by Rs 32 in parts of the country after the GST became effective. This is affecting common people, the poor especially. We demand that the GST on domestic LPG cylinder be removed immediately," senior AICC spokesperson Ajay Maken told reporters here.

LPG has been put in the five per cent GST slab. Earlier a two to four per cent VAT was imposed on LPG in some states.(Economy news)

Maken accused the government of not passing on the benefits of drop in global crude oil prices to people of the country.

"The government is making profits to the tune of Rs 3 lakh crore every year by not slashing prices of fuel here. On the one hand, it is making profits and on the other, it is burdening the poor by imposing GST on the LPG cylinder," Maken added.

He claimed food and beverages, helmets, hair oil, tooth paste, tea, coffee, butter, curd, cement and mineral water are some of the items prices of which have shot up, notwithstanding the government's assurance that their rates will drop once the GST is in force.

Maken also described the GST as 'Gayi Savings Tumhari' (your savings have vanished).

The GST came into force on July 1.

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