India
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New Delhi, June 28: In a recent developemt, A man in Bihar has lodged a case against Union petroleum minister Dharmendra Pradhan over rising fuel prices in India, news agencies reported on Monday.
According to reports, Tamanna Hashmi has filed before the court of a chief judicial magistrate in Muzaffarpur.
In the complaint, Hashmi has alleged a “conspiracy” in rising prices of petrol and diesel, while underlining that the price of crude oil is quite low. Hashmi has further alleged that the prices of petrol have left the people of the country “terrorised” and “enraged”.
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He has sought trial under the Indian Penal Code (IPC) Sections 420 (fraud), 295 and 295 (A) pertaining to deliberate malicious acts and 511 (attempt to commit an offence). The petition is expected to be taken up…
