of Punjab Bhagwant Maan The government on Wednesday (March 11) moved a resolution in the state assembly, alleging that LPG prices have increased due to the failure of the Centre’s foreign policy. It has been mentioned that due to the failed foreign policy of the Central Government, India is suffering huge economic losses due to the war between America, Israel and Iran.
In the resolution presented in the Assembly, it has been said that the people of India are facing a huge shortage of LPG gas. The Central Government has increased the price of domestic gas cylinder by Rs 60 and the price of commercial cylinder by Rs 115, which indicates a critical situation.
What did the National Restaurant Association say?
The National Restaurant Association said, “If the supply of commercial cylinders is not received in the next 72 hours, the hotels will have to be closed.” Due to the foreign policy of the Central Government which benefits only a few corporate houses, India is today stuck in a very bad situation regarding which country it should consider as its friend and which one it should not.
Voting after discussion on the proposal on March 12
The motion presented to condemn the wrong foreign policy of the Central Government is being debated and will be voted on on Thursday (March 12). This proposal against the Central Government was presented by Punjab Food and Civil Supplies Minister Lal Chand Kataruchak. Many ministers and MLAs of the Aam Aadmi Party government expressed their views on this issue. In the resolution, the Central Government was held responsible for its wrong policies and the difficulties faced by the people due to shortage of LPG.
The Assembly Speaker said that the proposal has been formally presented and there will be a full discussion on it in the Assembly on Thursday. The MLAs stressed the need for immediate action in the matter as reports of LPG shortage have affected consumers, restaurants, dhabas and small traders across Punjab.