"In order to minimise the burden of growing fuel and diesel prices on the people, the federal government decreased the excise charge on them last November," prime minister Modi said during a consultative meeting with state chief ministers on the reappearance of the corona outbreak. Similarly, states should lower local taxes and assist citizens in reaping the benefits." Some states have cut taxes, but others have failed to benefit the people. Telangana, Andhra Pradesh, Kerala, Jharkhand, and tamil Nadu have all refused to listen to the central government for various reasons. As a result, the people of those states continue to bear the brunt of the burden.
MK Stalin, the chief minister of tamil Nadu, explained this to the parliament today, saying that there was no way to cut fuel and diesel costs in some states. The states, according to the prime minister, are refusing to cooperate and are unable to lower prices since they have not reduced taxes levied on the state government. In one phrase, he expresses his viewpoint as if it were an entire pumpkin covered in words. Despite the fact that the price of crude oil has been decreasing since the central government took control in 2014, it has been able to absorb the surplus revenue without cutting it.
Instead of lowering the tax burden on the state government and making billions of rupees available through it, the central government has dramatically increased the tax burden and made the entire revenue available through it. Because of upcoming legislative elections in some states, the federal government purported to decrease taxes before the election. The central government raised prices after the election, putting an additional hardship on the people. However, the state administration cut the tax following the election, ahead of the federal government's promised reduction. All of these are well-known among tamil Nadu residents. I'll leave it up to the public to decide who is truly attempting to lower gasoline prices.
MK Stalin, the chief minister of tamil Nadu, explained this to the parliament today, saying that there was no way to cut fuel and diesel costs in some states. The states, according to the prime minister, are refusing to cooperate and are unable to lower prices since they have not reduced taxes levied on the state government. In one phrase, he expresses his viewpoint as if it were an entire pumpkin covered in words. Despite the fact that the price of crude oil has been decreasing since the central government took control in 2014, it has been able to absorb the surplus revenue without cutting it.
Instead of lowering the tax burden on the state government and making billions of rupees available through it, the central government has dramatically increased the tax burden and made the entire revenue available through it. Because of upcoming legislative elections in some states, the federal government purported to decrease taxes before the election. The central government raised prices after the election, putting an additional hardship on the people. However, the state administration cut the tax following the election, ahead of the federal government's promised reduction. All of these are well-known among tamil Nadu residents. I'll leave it up to the public to decide who is truly attempting to lower gasoline prices.
