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Congress workers stage protest against Central govt. in Shivamogga

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Congress workers stage protest against Central govt. in Shivamogga
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Congress workers in Shivamogga protested against the Central government, focusing on rising fuel and LPG prices as well as the NEET question paper leak. They accused the BJP government of neglecting the poor and failing to fulfill promises made by Prime Minister Modi. Congress leader Yogesh H.C. demanded accountability for the NEET leak, highlighting the distress it caused to over 22 lakh students.

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Congress leaders and workers in Shivamogga staged a protest against the Central government over rising prices of petrol, diesel and LPG cylinders, as well as the alleged leak of the NEET question paper.The party workers representing the north block committee assembled at Shivappa Nayaka Circle and raised slogans against the Narendra Modi-led government. They alleged the BJP government showed no concern for the poor, who were bearing the brunt of rising fuel and LPG prices. They also said the NEET paper leak had left over 22 lakh students in distress.Addressing the gathering, Congress leader Yogesh H.C. said, “Mr. Modi had promised during his tenure that fuel and LPG prices would come down.

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