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Date: Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 11:22 AM
Subject: [Marxistindia] Protest Price Hike of Petroleum Products
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news from the cpi(m)
New Delhi
June 25, 2011
Press Statement
The four Left parties, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc have issued the following statement:
The UPA Government has struck another cruel blow at the people by increasing the prices of diesel, kerosene and cooking gas. The increase in the price of diesel by Rs. 3 per litre has come at a time when the people are suffering from all round price rise and the inflation rate has crossed 9 per cent. The diesel price increase will raise the price of transportation and affect the farmers as well. The increase in the price of kerosene by Rs. 2 per litre will be an added burden on the poor. The Rs. 50 increase per gas cylinder will also burden the common people.
The withdrawal of 5 percentage points in customs duty on crude oil, which was imposed last year, shows how such taxes are levied by the Centre to raise revenue and this is the main cause for the high prices of petroleum products. Yet, the government refuses to restructure the taxes on petroleum products and give up the ad valorem tax.
The Left parties strongly condemn these price increases and demand that they be withdrawn. The Left parties call upon all its units to immediately conduct hartals, demonstrations and other protest actions.
Sd/-
Prakash Karat
A.B. Bardhan
General Secretary, CPI(M)
General Secretary, CPI
Debabrata Biswas
T J Chandrachoodan
General Secreatary, AIFB
General Secretary, RSP
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From: news from the cpi(m) <marxistindia@cpim.org>
Date: Sat, Jun 25, 2011 at 11:22 AM
Subject: [Marxistindia] Protest Price Hike of Petroleum Products
To: marxistindia <marxistindia@cpim.org>, lalsalam <lalsalam@yahoogroups.com>, com-news <com-news@yahoogroups.com>, prfw@yahoogroups.com
marxistindia
news from the cpi(m)
New Delhi
June 25, 2011
Press Statement
The four Left parties, the Communist Party of India (Marxist), Communist Party of India, Revolutionary Socialist Party and All India Forward Bloc have issued the following statement:
The UPA Government has struck another cruel blow at the people by increasing the prices of diesel, kerosene and cooking gas. The increase in the price of diesel by Rs. 3 per litre has come at a time when the people are suffering from all round price rise and the inflation rate has crossed 9 per cent. The diesel price increase will raise the price of transportation and affect the farmers as well. The increase in the price of kerosene by Rs. 2 per litre will be an added burden on the poor. The Rs. 50 increase per gas cylinder will also burden the common people.
The withdrawal of 5 percentage points in customs duty on crude oil, which was imposed last year, shows how such taxes are levied by the Centre to raise revenue and this is the main cause for the high prices of petroleum products. Yet, the government refuses to restructure the taxes on petroleum products and give up the ad valorem tax.
The Left parties strongly condemn these price increases and demand that they be withdrawn. The Left parties call upon all its units to immediately conduct hartals, demonstrations and other protest actions.
Sd/-
Prakash Karat
A.B. Bardhan
General Secretary, CPI(M)
General Secretary, CPI
Debabrata Biswas
T J Chandrachoodan
General Secreatary, AIFB
General Secretary, RSP
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