CPI-M members protest against hike in price of LPG gas cylinders in Tirupur!

The party members also said that if the prices continue to surge up then we will all soon be going back to burning wood for LPG cylinders.


Tirupur: The price of LPG gas cylinder has beenconstantly rising and has inflated to around 100 rupees in the last 15 days. With the opposition party voicing their opinions against the price hike, a situation has been formed where normal people will not be able to afford gas cylinders.



The party members also said that if the prices continue to surge up then we will all soon be going back to burning wood for LPG cylinders.



As a reminder of that, the Communist party members in Pattuikottaiyar nagar, Tirupur took part in a protest by demonstrating the protest by cooking on wood sticks.



The party members also mocked that with the BJP ruling India is turning back to the older times.

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