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Don't mind losing my job, says Trivedi after Mamata rejects rail fare hike



Strongly opposing the hike in rail passenger fare, Trinamool Congress on Wednesday demanded a roll-back. A team of Trinamool Congress MPs met Railway Minister and party colleague Dinesh Trivedi soon after he presented the Railway Budget in which he proposed to hike fares across all classes.Minister of State for Health Sudip Bandopadhyay said that the TMC MPs asked the Railway Minister to roll-back the fare hike.



When pointed out that Trivedi was a member of the Trinamool Congress, he said the Railway Minister has performed his "constitutional duty" by presenting the Budget.
"The Trinamool Congress never rolls back its demand," Bandopadhyay said.

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  1. RahulMarch 22, 2012 at 8:14 AM

    Stop wasting our and your time and money. We people heve been paying up huge taxes for ministers/govt like you who can't take a committed stand on a decision. Please stop acting on your BOSS's wishes and strat thinking of the nation as a whole. Make Railways secure and fast, not a ground for playing political warfares.

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