Ravi Kishan, a deputy and actor Bharatiya Janata (BJP), demanded the government of Modi to formulate the law on the regulation of food prices in the country. Ravi Kishan emphasized different food prices in different restaurants, whether hotels, restaurants or Dhabas, he said that the government had not created any law on various food prices.
During the zero hour Ravi Kishan said there was no uniformity of prices of individual food or meals and quality. “Somewhere you get Samos for the X rate in Dhaba, while serving in Y Price Point,” he said, adding, the size of the Samosas also differs.
‘Dal tadka’ in some stores you get £100 while on others, it is £120, and in the hotel it is £1,000, he said. Also read | PM modi refutes Donald Trump in Lok Sabha: “No world leader asked India to stop the Sindoor Operation Against Pakistan”
The legislature said that Prime Minister Narendra Modi has brought many transformation changes, but this segment did not receive its due attention.
“Therefore, I require the government to bring the law to regulate food prices, their quality and quantity, for customers to obtain them at available prices,” he said.
Another BJP deputy, Damodar Damodar Agarwal, raised the question of illegal mining and blasting Jindal Saw LTD in his constituency, BHILWARA, Rajasthan. He claimed that illegal mining caused environmental destruction and environmental pollution.
Agarwal claimed that mining was going to be in spite of intensive protests and demanding that the center took steps to stop it.
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