Shiv Sena (UBT) leader Sanjay Raut has cornered BJP and the central government on the issue of rising inflation. On Tuesday (May 19) he said that the country’s rupee has fallen. On the increase in the price of petrol and diesel, he said what is new in it? This was going to happen. Those who are being hit by inflation and if these are people of BJP then say Jai Shri Ram, ten rupees will be reduced. This is the mantra of BJP. Say Jai Shri Ram and you will get everything.

The leader of the Uddhav faction said sarcastically, “Those who think that there is a lot of inflation, how will the house run, how will the stove be lit?” If you have voted for BJP, then everyone can comfortably sit together and go in front of Modi ji’s house or in front of Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis’ house and raise slogans of ‘Jai Shri Ram’. This is BJP’s mechanism and mantra to reduce inflation.

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Now the blow of inflation is patriotism – Sanjay Raut

He further said, “There are people like us, we will struggle and fight. Will take out a morcha, will protest, will keep fighting. There was a time when people used to take to the streets against inflation, especially BJP. Sushma Swaraj ji, Smriti Irani ji used to come on the road with cylinders and onions. Where have those people gone now? Now the blow of inflation is patriotism, you should bear it.

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On the issue of India buying oil from Russia, Sanjay Raut said, “This is a great kindness of America. I salute them with folded hands. Your kindness is to our country.”

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