Congress plans nationwide campaign against fuel prices
The Hindu
Senior leaders to hold press meets across cities
With the spiralling fuel prices coupled with the food inflation hitting household budgets, the Congress is planning an extensive countrywide campaign on the issue. Sources said a series of press meets will be kicked off from next week with a press conference addressed by former Finance Minister P. Chidambaram in Delhi. Senior leaders have been assigned a metropolitan city each to amplify the party’s message. As per the schedule, Leader of Opposition in Rajya Sabha Mallikarjun Kharge will speak in Mumbai, Gaurav Gogoi in Kolkata, Shashi Tharoor in Chennai, Anand Sharma in Jaipur, Manish Tewari in Ahmedabad, Deepender Hooda in Hyderabad, Sachin Pilot in Dehradun and Kamal Nath in Lucknow.
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