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On the contrary, you have let down India’s middle class. You came to power with their support in 2014.
Factors such as GST, unchanged personal income tax rates, inflation, under-allocation of funds for public services such as education and health care have all hurt the prospects of Indian middle class
During the eight-year period between 2004 and 2012 (under UPA-1 and UPA-2 rule), the middle class doubled in size from 300 million to 600 million. By 2015, the size of the middle class in India was between 300 and 600 million, according to Deutsche Bank Research.
India's middle-class are at the receiving end during the last 9 yrs. Modi halved corporate income taxes, but kept personal income taxes unchanged.
Indians middle class dream of owning their own homes, centre have been raising costs for homebuyers by slapping a whopping 28% GST on building materials such as cement, bathroom fittings, steel etc
Under-investment in public goods such as education and health care is another thing forcing middle class to opt for expensive private sector options, further squeezing what money they have left to buy anything else.
Sir, these are all PR exercise
During these 09 yrs the middle class was left to fend for themselves.
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