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Rahul Gandhi alleges Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach to the LPG gas crisis mirrors the COVID-19 pandemic response. He states the policy lacks substance, relies on grand pronouncements, and burdens the poor.…
Rahul Gandhi alleges Prime Minister Narendra Modi's approach to the LPG gas crisis mirrors the COVID-19 pandemic response. He states the policy lacks substance, relies on grand pronouncements, and burdens the poor. Gandhi highlights the unaffordability of cooking gas for daily wage earners, forcing them to return to villages.
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