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After the country's independence, what never happened, believe me, never happened, is happening now as if it has become a joke. Friends, if we do not consider any problem as a problem and do not talk about it, what will happen? Will the problem end? No. It is also possible that the problem will become severe. This is what is happening with India. The media is not free from spreading fake news amidst war reports. It is not free from collecting TRP. Although TRP is not coming these days. On the other hand, the government is hiding something amidst these news that directly affects you and me. Friends, it is going to be 79 years since the country gained independence, and whenever questions are asked about the current politics of this country, it goes back to history, saying that this happened in 70 years. This happened 70 years ago. This has been going on for 70 years. But believe me, friends, what has never happened in the history of independent India is happening now, which can create a frightening situation for the country. Because friends, at the time when I am recording this video for you, do you know how much India's rupee is? $1 = ₹94, ₹94 something. Friends, I said this at the time when I am recording the video because India's rupee is falling like the stock market goes up and down. So there is no telling how many more points the rupee will fall by the time you watch this video, and this is happening continuously. It is happening constantly. If you look at the last five or six days, especially the last 10 days, since this war started and reached its absolute severe state, the rupee has set a record for falling. It seems like there is a competition going on as to whether the Indian government's credibility will fall more or the rupee will fall more. Friends, this might sound a bit familiar to you. Now look at the price of the rupee today, how fast it is falling. Sometimes it feels like there is a competition between the Delhi government and the rupee. Whose reputation is falling faster, who will go ahead in this competition. Friends, those who have to say can say that what can the Indian government do in this matter? This is not a crisis created by the Indian government. The rupee is falling because international crude oil prices are rising. If crude oil prices rise, the rupee will keep falling, and it is not that only India's rupee is falling. Economies around the world are being affected. But the correction in the falling rupee, friends, is very difficult. The stock market fell, if it is falling today, it might recover in a year or two, maybe. But if the rupee is falling and has reached 94, do you think it will reach 90 or 80? The problem is, friends, that no one is talking about these problems. Friends, if you think that only the rupee is falling, how does it affect my life? How much will it affect the entire economy? So I want to tell you about some articles that are being published these days. The first thing is the stock market. Friends, the stock market is in such a bad state. On Friday, the stock market closed slightly in the green because crude oil prices were correcting a bit. Otherwise, by Thursday, the stock market was so badly wounded that friends, 13 trillion were destroyed in the stock market, 13 trillion. Besides this, 12 lakh crore were lost. You must have seen many such videos and news. This is also from a day before. News from The Bharat Times and NDTV tells that such losses are happening in the stock market in a single day. Why? Because the investor has no confidence that money can be invested in India's stock market. There is a stampede among investors. There is a massacre in the market. Investors are withdrawing money. Because friends, you invest in companies when you feel you have extra, and secondly, bulk investment comes from abroad. What is called FDI, friends, foreign investments are now leaving the market, and the local investor, the retail investor, is ruined. Friends, the result of this is that Indian Oil has increased the price of premium petrol by ₹2. On the other hand, industrial diesel has become ₹22 more expensive. Friends, what I was telling you about foreign investment leaving the stock market is actually visible here. Friends, foreign funds, foreign portfolio investors, have also set a new record for withdrawing money from India's stock market. 93.7 crore rupees have been withdrawn from the stock market in India so far. It is possible that you still feel that I am talking nonsense. How will it affect your and my life? The effect has started to be felt. Friends, according to this news from Dainik Bhaskar, due to a shortage of gas on a large scale in Gujarat, migrants are packing their bags and returning home. In our country, for migrants, you can imagine their lives do not change. In COVID, they have to pack their bags. They have to pack their bags during demonetization. And now, due to the shortage of LPG gas cylinders, they have to pack their bags. Because gas is available in black for ₹5000, and they are not in a position to buy gas for ₹5000, and they are not even allowed to cook with wood there. So everyone is returning to their villages. They feel that at least in the village, they will be able to cook with wood. I was watching an interview on BBC where people were saying that it has been two or three days, they eat one meal a day because there is nothing to cook. What to cook in? So people are migrating with their families. Imagine what happens when families migrate. Sometimes a man migrates and does not return, so how much burden will it put on the rural economy? It's not like jobs are ready when they go back to villages. Besides this, a very big industry of the country, the marble industry in Morbi, Gujarat, where marble is made day and night, morning and evening, meaning it never stops. What happened is that these big industries, chemical manufacturing industries, fertilizer manufacturing industries, plastic manufacturing industries, do not have gas. Right? Because the government has reduced commercial gas or industrial gas to prevent an LPG crisis and focused entirely on ensuring people get LPG. Although there is a problem with that too, people have to stand in line there as well. But what happened because of that? Commercial use has come to a standstill. Small shopkeepers, small street vendors were affected, of course. But big industries are not getting gas. So who works in big industries? They are laborers from UP and Bihar. For them, it is now a double blow. The industry has closed down, the factory has closed down. It's like the COVID situation, and it is so expensive to live there. You cannot survive there in Gujarat or Maharashtra, so you will have to pack your bags and go back. This is reverse migration, friends, which is very dangerous. One, migration is very dangerous, and then reverse migration without any use or reason. Either they go to their villages and find employment ready for them there. Or there is an industry there. There is no employment there either. Meaning, there is a very serious situation facing the country. This is when it is being said internationally that this gas and oil crisis can last for a long time. It might last for six months to a year. Even if the war ends today, this crisis will not end immediately because the entire supply chain has been disrupted. International statements are being made. Meaning, understand that there is fear that the slowdown in our country's economy might continue for the next six months. And if this slowdown occurs for the next six months, hypothetically speaking, our entire system, the wheel of the economy, meaning understand, demand and supply chain will be affected, leading to signs of a severe recession. This happens all over the world, but the point is that no one is talking about this. No discussion is happening about this. What is the government doing in this matter? The government is not even informing the public about this. It is not even taking the public into confidence. What do you think about this issue? Please write in the comment box.