Ghosh Links Falling LPG Prices to Prime Minister’s Policies, Calls for Gratitude

Addressing the recent dip in commercial LPG cylinder rates, Ghosh explained that fuel and petroleum product prices are influenced by global dynamics, including wars and geopolitical tensions. He said that fluctuations are beyond the direct control of any single government.

When prices rise by a hundred rupees, public unrest erupts, but a two‑hundred‑rupee reduction in LPG costs, he argued, warrants sincere thanks to the Prime Minister. Ghosh praised the leadership for keeping the nation's citizens' welfare at the forefront of policy decisions.

He urged citizens to acknowledge the government's efforts and to support the ongoing initiatives that aim to stabilize essential commodity prices.