National political parties react to #RailFareHike

Parties took to Twitter to voice their opinions against the rail fare hike proposed by the Modi-led government.

Congress, NCP, TMC, AAP etc took to Twitter to voice their opinions against the rail fare hike proposed by the Modi-led government.

Here is a mini compilation:

These days social media keeps record of every statement,Mr. Modi had opposed the #RailFare hike in 2012 :@ajaymaken pic.twitter.com/p3hBjH3NWC

— INC India (@INCIndia) June 20, 2014

#Modi came to power by criticising #inflation, now, his own government is ascending the inflation – Chitra Wagh #RailFareHike

— NCP (@NCPspeaks) June 21, 2014

Shri Modi’s govt.has slapped the highest ever passenger rail fare hike on the people of India http://t.co/koq7JrWuYD pic.twitter.com/kSsghkWyDL

— INC India (@INCIndia) June 20, 2014

Same Modi who had criticised UPA for raising fare b4 vote on account.Modi doing same. Modi ManMohan are. Same.

— ashutosh (@ashutosh83B) June 20, 2014

Beginning of #InflationExpress: rising rail fares, gas at $8 and expected hike in electric city tariffs in Delhi! Acche din? #RailFareHike

— Atishi Marlena (@AtishiMarlena) June 20, 2014

Is this a Super Rail Budget before Rail Budget? Not bothering about Parl. The common man already burdened will be over burdened: Derek [1/2]

— AITC (@AITCofficial) June 20, 2014

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