Petrol prices hiked by Rs. 7.50 per litre - Sardar ka revenge

Petrol prices hiked by Rs. 7.50 per litre. Aur karo Santa Banta ke jokes. Dekha sardar ka revenge! what a wonderful gift to a common man by UPA which turns 3,Below poverty line which earns INR 26 per day can now afford a single, yes single liter of petrol after 3 days of fasting. !Incredible! Hiking the petrol seems to be plan by the UPA Government to reduce obesity in India, Now Everyone, take your bicycles to work,or u can sing 
BHAAGH BoseDK! Bhaagh.... while running to the Office, and before that sprinkle petrol in your car and lit it up , Gaadi say darr nahi lagtha Saheb, Petrol say Lagtha hai

This time it will not be the same old game where they will rollback to Rs 6.57 or some weird no. Suddenly it would look cheaper, by the way Drink and drive should not be a problem now. After all how many will be able to afford alcohol and petrol on the same day?

Does Manmohan was thinking of the Thumsup Ad "aaj kuch toofani karte hain" while Hiking the petrol price,With the speed at which price of petrol is increasing,thieves would very soon start specializing in how to steal petrol and for that matter Long drives itself are gonna be the ultimate GIFTS for girlfriends now!! Ok i just waana ask ,if i put a viagra pill in the petrol tank will the fuel tank indicator stays up! now i know why the MONK SOLD his Ferrari.

With the Frequent Petrol Hikes this will be the only choice left

Last petrol hike was not long ago, it was in November 2011, there is no use to discuss failure of gov over and over again, let them do whatever they want to do, we will do, what we want to do.

Please note: Now the government employees are accpeting bribe in form of petrol 

The problem with the petrol hike is not so much the hike itself. It's a feeling that those contributing to our governance are not in touch with us. They live in a different world, doing little, accountable for less. They don't understand us. Worse, they don't want to.

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