Ramdev loses calm and threatens the journalist who asked about the price of gasoline

New Delhi:

Yoga expert Ramdev has been spotted on camera loses his cool and threatens the journalist, who I asked him about his comments in The past on reduce gasoline price.

During event in Karnal from Haryana, a journalist asked Brand Ambassador Patanjali about him comment to me media who – which people should looking at a government can ensure petrol for 40 rupees per liter and cooking gas 300 rupees per cylinder.

Ramdev replied to this, “Yes, I said that, what can you do? Don’t keep asking such questions. Do I kedar (contractor) who Should you continue to answer your questions? “

When the journalist asked the question againRamdev is clearly upset, pointing to the reporter, he was shot back”me made The comment. Up Kia Car League (What will you do)? Just shut up. If you ask againnot good. do not talk like This, you should be son of acceptable parents. “

Yoga Guru Ramdev has been seen on camera loses his cool and threatens the journalist, who I asked him about his comments in The past on reduce gasoline price. Tweet embedpicture.twitter.com/kHYUs49umx

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Ramdev appealed people to work harder in Difficult times. “The government saysIf fuel prices are low, they won’t get taxed, then how they will run country, pay salaries, build roads? Yes, inflation should Go downI agree… but people should work hard. until i woke up up in 4 in morning and work Until ten at night,” Ramdev said as his supporters who Clap sat around him.

Petrol and diesel prices increased by 80 baisas per liter each on Wednesday, take total more in rates in The last Nine days to Rs 5.60 per liter.

petrol in Delhi costs Rs 101.01 per liter against Previously Rs 100.21, while diesel prices fell up From Rs 91.47 per liter to Rs 92.27, according to price Attention of state fuel retailers.

Center government vehemently opposed attack over rise in fuel prices. Congress said that former UPA government I managed to keep fuel levels under control despite their high international Crude oil prices for several years.