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"What goes up must come down". Vegetables, chicken, pulses, cement, sand, steel, and all other commodities go up at a regular interval when there is an extensive demand and or less supply, but they all come down a little when the production increases and supply stables. But two things never come down. One is Auto fare and the second is meat (Mutton & beef) price.

Recently Oil marketing companies increase the petrol price nearly 10% (Rs 7 per litre). Immediately local Auto drivers increases the fare from Rs 25/- to Rs 30/- (an increase of 20%). Two days later Oil marketing companies reduced the price by Rs 2.50 paise and two weeks later they reduced another 3 rupees. Lately they reduced another 0.70 paise again. In total they have reduced Rs 6.20 paise out of Rs 7/- they hiked. Nevertheless Auto drivers did not bother to reduce the price. No one dare to ask them.

It will not affect the rich and they will be hardly bothered by the price increase. Middle class?. Yes it affect them, but still they can afford. They will not do anything. What about the poor ?

Unless until we (people) regardless of our economic status stand against these reckless people, they will reign for sure. Can we stand against them ? Yes we can! How ?. By boycotting their products and service for two weeks , we can bring them to their knee.

The phrase goes, "Unite we stand, divide we fall". In this case "Unite we stand, divide they stand".