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03.08.2010
Then, there is a problem of on-line trading. On-line trading is the worst
thing which affects the people. The man who is running the on-line trading is
having one computer. That is all. He is not a farm owner or he is not a trader. It
is only because of having these types of facilities that he blocks all the essential
commodities giving some advances. With the help of one lakh of rupees, he can
even stock ten lakh worth of goods. So, when they are stocking all these things,
naturally, without investing anything, by way of doing this on-line trading, it is
increasing the price of essential commodities. So, it is better to stop this kind of
on-line trading.
The hon. Minister of Finance said in the month of February that growth is
there and there is no inflation at that time. Now, he is telling that there is a
moderate inflation. In the same way, the hon. Minister of Agriculture said in the
month of February that the prices of commodities are going down. But it is not
going down, rather it has been increasing. Even the hon. Prime Minister has said
that the period of inflationary conditions has gone and now the prices will be
stabilized. But in the recent NDC meeting the hon. Prime Minister said that still
the inflationary conditions are prevailing. Even our Ministers have rolled back
their statements. I am requesting that instead of rolling back their statements, it is
better that they roll back the prices. That way they can help our people.
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