Violence erupts in India during nationwide strike against record-high fuel prices

[vanadium]

https://www.rt.com/news/438089-india-protest-hike-fuel-prices/

A nationwide strike against record-high fuel prices in India has seen violence and disruption across the country. Schools and businesses were shut down, transport services were disrupted and vehicles vandalized.

In the capital, New Delhi, petrol prices are up about 14 percent this year. In the financial hub of Mumbai, petrol price has surged to $1.21 (88 rupees) a litre.

Prices vary across Indian states but most cities are reeling from petrol prices as high as over 80 rupees ($1.1).

[mikel]

Mafuta in countries ni between ksh 110 to 140

[Eng_iti]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

Kenyans are very divided.

Where did our Harambee spirit go

[marine1]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

Tuma kakiru

[system]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

naaah, we are way too divided along tribal lines to try such

[masaku]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

We are building the nation,we have businesses to run. We dont entertain idlers trying to sabotage the economy by protests and picketing everyday

THURAKU THURAKU KUMI TENA!!

[Mjuaji]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

I would expect you to write an essay on “why strikes and protests don’t work” because you’re one of those homeguard types that call demonstrators “hooligans” and “paid for by foreigners”.

@Eng'iti

Kenyans are very divided.

Where did our Harambee spirit go

We never had it.

[Baby_Panay]

Can’t happen here.

[Mathaais]

Hapa protest zetu ni only on social media then kila mtu anaelekea kwake.

[blackguards]

tano tena,siwezi na siwezi kustrike kabla 2032, liwe liwalo

[sodamadiaba]

@Purple

This type of response would never happen in Kenya because we are either too timid or resilient.

“walisema” demos are bad for the economy hahaha