Why doesn’t the Prime Minister discuss rising inflation, unemployment and debt?

Raipur(TEAM NEWS BUDDY).State Congress senior spokesperson Dhananjay Singh Thakur said that why does the Prime Minister not discuss the rising inflation, unemployment, economic inequality, reduction in grants in educational institutions and the debt of Rs 205 lakh crore of the country like the discussion on examinations. ? Exams were discussed but why were the basic problems of the candidates like books, copies, stationery, dress, shoes, slippers, rising prices of nutritious food not discussed. Whereas an innocent girl wrote a letter to the Prime Minister and appealed to reduce the expensive prices of stationery. It was said that when she asks for stationery from her mother, she scolds her because the prices of stationery are expensive.

Senior spokesperson of State Congress, Dhananjay Singh Thakur said that the Prime Minister should also discuss with farmers, youth, mothers, sisters and businessmen. Farmers are troubled by the rising prices of fertilizers, diesel inflation and not getting the right price for their produce. The youth are unemployed and they need government job opportunities. The facilities provided to youth in trains during educational journeys have been abolished. Many educational institutions in which poor children used to get facility grants for higher education, all those facilities have been closed. Prime Minister The Prime Minister should also discuss with the consumers of the country the expensive prices of LPG, the rising prices of food items and the working women who are frustrated and troubled by snatching of employment. The traders are frustrated and troubled by the irregular GST and the interference of multinational companies in small business and he is expressing his views. Want to reach the Prime Minister.
Senior spokesperson of State Congress, Dhananjay Singh Thakur said that the Prime Minister should discuss with the opposition just like he discusses the examination. When the people of the opposition raise their voice in the House and ask questions, then the House is muted and the opposition is not allowed to speak. Instead of answering the given question, more than 150 MPs are suspended.