India and its citizens including the opposition parties have been raising their voice against the rising petrol and diesel prices. With the petrol being sold at ₹90 per litre, the prices of essential commodities are also increasing. Maharashtra Navnirman Sena (MNS) has found a unique way to protest against this inflation.
MNS Thane District President Avinash Jadhav wrote to Guinness Book of World Record demanding to recognise and register India’s “pity” or “poor” condition.
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For the last few months, the fuel prices are constantly on the rise with petrol being sold at more than ₹90 per litre. Also, the opposition parties protested against the central government in a nationwide strike called by the Congress over the hike in petroleum prices. Despite that, the rates have been constantly increasing and the central government is not ready to do anything.
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It is unfortunate that when the public awaits fuel prices to go down and demands an explanation from the concerned authority, the government backs down,” said MNS Thane District President Avinash Jadhav.
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