Member of Parliament Rumin Farhana from Brahmanbaria-2 has strongly criticized the government in the national parliament over the ongoing fuel crisis and rising fuel prices. Speaking on a point of order during the 16th day of the first session of the 13th National Parliament, she accused the government of deceiving the public by denying the existence of a fuel shortage while long queues for fuel are visible across the country.
Farhana questioned the government’s repeated claims that there is no shortage of fuel, pointing to three-kilometer-long lines at fuel stations and drivers waiting through the night without success. She also criticized the government’s decision to close marketplaces at 7 p.m. instead of 8 p.m. as shortsighted, arguing that most people shop in the evening. Additionally, she raised concerns about changes to office hours and demanded transparency about the country’s actual reserves of octane and diesel.
She urged the government to clarify why fuel is not being adequately supplied to pumps, who is hoarding fuel, and who is responsible for the crisis.
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