‘In the heat of summer, people are forced to stand in queues for gas cylinders’, Arvind Kejriwal expressed concern.

Delhi News: Aam Aadmi Party’s national convenor Arvind Kejriwal has recently expressed concern over the economic and social pressure created in the country in the wake of the crisis arising out of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East. He said that lack of adequate preparations in the current situation has adversely affected common citizens and businesses.

Expressed concern over financial situation

Kejriwal said that due to the crisis, a decline is being seen in the country’s stock market, which has affected the financial condition of investors and the general public. He also highlighted the shortage of LPG and the problems related to it. Due to the huge demand for cylinders, long queues have formed, and many small and big businesses have been affected due to this shortage. Along with this, there has also been a crisis in the availability of employment for migrant labourers.

Why was there a delay in preparations in the country?

Pointing to the economic indicators, the AAP convenor said that the rupee has reached a record low, due to which import-export and everyday life is being affected. Kejriwal raised the question that if there was information about the possible crisis at the global level, then why was there a delay in preparations in the country? He also asked whether alternative supplies and other measures could have been ensured in advance, so that common citizens do not face crisis.

People forced to stand in queues for LPG in summer

Drawing attention to the difficulties of the people, Arvind Kejriwal said that in the heat of summer, people are standing in queues for gas cylinders and many businesses are being disrupted. Migrant laborers are facing employment crisis. He stressed that the burden of every crisis should not be put on the public and there is a need to take concrete steps in time.

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Emphasis also given on economic stability

Kejriwal also stressed on economic stability and strengthening the supply system. He said that the country should give priority to pre-preparations for such crises in future. He also urged all citizens to maintain cooperation and patience.

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My aim is to give suggestions towards solution- Arvind Kejriwal

The Aam Aadmi Party leader made it clear that his aim is only to draw attention towards the current problems and give suggestions towards solutions. He said that with such preparations and management, the interests of the country’s citizens can be protected and the impact of future crises can be reduced.

PM Modi gave confidence on oil and gas

Let us tell you that today on March 23, PM Modi had mentioned in the Lok Sabha about the ongoing war in Iran and its impact on oil and gas. He assured the people that the government is fully alert and is taking every necessary step to protect the interests of the country. He said that India is a supporter of peace and will make every possible effort to improve the situation.

The effects of war can last a long time

The Prime Minister also said that the impact of this war can last for a long time, so we will have to act with patience and wisdom. Giving the example of the Corona period, he said that even at that time India had handled the situation with preparation and restraint, and even now it will have to face challenges unitedly in the same way. He appealed to the people to be cautious and said that some people may try to spread rumors in such times, hence it is important for us to understand the difference between truth and lies.

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