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Mallikarjun Kharge says cutting excise duty isn’t REAL RELIEF because prices were higher earlier. Interesting logic. - When prices rise, they protest. - When taxes are cut to reduce the burden, they still complain.

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Sagarika Ghose says the excise duty cut on fuel shows the Govt's FAILURE. Interesting logic. When prices rise, it’s a failure. When taxes are cut and prices fall, it’s still a failure😂 What counts as success, getting rewarded with a RAJYA SABHA SEAT?

Sagarika Ghose says the excise duty cut on fuel shows the Govt's FAILURE. Interesting logic. When prices rise, it’s a failure. When taxes are cut and prices fall, it’s still a failure😂 What counts as success, getting rewarded with a RAJYA SABHA SEAT?

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Just a reminder: The media said it wasn't Biden's fault when gas prices spiked because they're "set globally" — they called it "Putin's price hike." When prices were low under Trump, they said he "doesn't deserve credit" because presidents "can't control gas prices." But now that prices are up under Trump they’re happy to blame him.

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VIDEO | On excise duty on petrol slashed to Rs 3 from Rs 13 and diesel cut to zero from Rs 10, TMC MP Sagarika Ghose says, "This cut in excise duty reflects the government’s failure. For the past three weeks, the Modi government kept saying everything was fine, but now they have reduced excise duty because there is an emergency-like situation. This government acts only when there is danger. Many people are facing difficulties in getting gas." (Full video available on PTI Videos -

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