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Diesel price hike of 1 rupee per litre a month proposed
People of India do not mind price hike of diesel since they are aware
international price of crude oil has increased.
Similarly what is appeal of people of India that Govt must control corruption, control leakages.
Central/state govts have incurred debt, have deficit budget, even though govt plots are being sold at throw away price to private parties, so called trusts.
Govt has to give up control from public sector undertakings which were
not viable & shall not be viable.
Got is requested to concentrate more on bringing back unaccounted money lying in foreign Banks, recover from nabbed on charges of corruption/scams
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