ITANAGAR, Sep 28: Arunachal Pradesh Congress Committee (APCC) today appealed the state government to immediately work out modalities for reduction of prices of fuel in the state like few other states of country have done for the greater interest of the general public.

Addressing a gathering on the occasion of interaction and felicitation programme of Congress workers and party leaders of Kra Daadi district and Tali Assembly constituency, Sanjoy said that  fuel prices though dependent on the rate of crude oil in international market but the government of India needs to think as sky rocketing prices  of fuel is badly affecting the economy, business as well as affecting the pocket of an individuals.

Few states have adopted measures to contain the prices of fuels and accordingly Arunachal government should also act on it as it directly and indirectly affects day to day affairs of the common man.

 He said that the Congress is becoming stronger than before after two MLAs from PPA joined the party recently. ‘We are having a rally at Palin and we are spreading our activities from capital to district and hope that the new faces and young generation can understand the vision of the party to have communal harmony with secular agenda for development of state and country,’ he added.

Tali MLA Markio Tado said that joining the Congress is a homecoming as he won the seat from the INC in 2014 and do not feel much change in the leadership as he has been serving the people of Tali with outmost sincerity and dedication and shall continue to do so and sought support and cooperation from the locals.

A total of 150 party leaders have been appointed today who would go to their respective areas and work for the party, Tado added.

APYC President Geli Ete, Tali BCC President Songio Taba, Kra Daadi DCC Vice President Tamuk Tadi, BMCC President Regio Yaging , former ZPM Tatung Talin among others also addressed the gathering.

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