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position of the common man. We also suggest the withdrawal of the taxes both by
the Central Government and by the State Governments that they charge from
petrol and petroleum products. Those taxes can be withdrawn. If they are
withdrawn, the present price rise can be reduced by 25 to even 50 per cent. The
price can come down by 50 per cent below from the present position.
What we find is that every item is available in the market if we can pay a
higher price, if we can pay more price. So, sometimes artificial shortage causes
people and throws people into uncertainties. So, the Government has to somehow
rise to the occasion very firmly and very boldly. People are not interested to see
whether we are discussing the issue under Rule 184 or under Rule 193 or under
any Resolution or under Adjournment Motion. People want to see that some
positive discussions are going to take place on the floor of the House in Parliament
and they are going to get some relief.
Unemployment is going up sky high. We never bother whether this issue
will at all be discussed on the floor of the House at any time. I am a Member of the
Business Advisory Committee. I have never succeeded to introduce this issue of
unemployment. With a great priority, this issue has to be discussed but it has never
happened at all.
Everywhere some frustration is growing up. When frustration comes up,
then these Maoists, extremists and separatists come up and then these forces grow
up. Each one is inter-related with one another. We should not take any issue
lightly. So, it is better if we consider all issues together. If we see how one issue is
jumping, affecting and making influences on other issue, then we can come to a
conclusion that how these things can be properly shaped and how we can give
some relief to the common people.
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