Narendra Modi 2019 master plan. <br /> <br />petrol price rupees 30 per litre. <br /> <br /> how it will become possible. <br /> <br />see this video fully to know in detail. <br /> <br />indias Consumption of refined petroleum products per day is 440 million Litres (44 crore litres per day ). <br /> <br />data is from 2014 now it has increased <br /> <br />the tax on petroleum products varies from 47% to 52% which is shared by centre and states. <br /> <br />GST BILL PASSED <br /> <br />many small business man and traders went to strike opposing gst implementation. <br /> <br />because there is no clear explanation <br /> <br /> or advertisement by goverment about tax in gst . <br /> <br />so main stream media used it as a tool and misguided many small business man. <br /> <br />who never come to know the tax system and virtually never paid any direct tax. <br /> <br />so how will they vote again for ruling party to enter in second term. <br /> <br />Lets first take a look at how gst is passed. <br /> <br />Ruling party has full majority in Lok sabha . <br /> <br />282 of which 273 is needed to pass a pill. <br /> <br />after 1984 a single party had got this majority is bjp. <br /> <br />The bill Need to be cleared in both lok sabha and rajya sabha . <br /> <br />but what about rajya sabha <br /> <br />123 votes needed out of 245 <br /> <br />ruling party doesnt have majority <br /> <br /> so they need to pull some other member on their side to pass the bill <br /> <br />and in politics without benefit or profit no one will talk with you voting is another concern. <br /> <br />so ruling party made some changes as they demanded and left some products out of gst. <br /> <br />if ruling party had majority in both houses then the bill would have a another dimension and it could be passed early. <br /> <br />the prime mininster election are about to happen in 2019 <br /> <br />and the ruling party will have majority in rajya sabha by 2018. <br /> <br />they have almost one year to play with their full power. <br /> <br />so the first thing they want to do is <br /> <br />add the petroleum products in gst means highest tax is 28%. <br /> <br />the current tax on petrol various fron state to state <br /> <br />for example in Bengaluru Karnataka as of May 16, 2011 price of petrol is rupees 71.09 per litre. <br /> <br /> Out of this, rupees 17.06 go to Govt of India in the form of excise and customs tax. <br /> <br />rupees 16.63 is collected by state government in the form of sales tax and entry tax. <br /> <br />Thus, a total of rupees 33.69 is collected due to various taxes (which accounts for around 47% of the total price). <br /> <br />if gst is applied then the tax will come down to 28% and the price drop with it . <br /> <br />and this can only be possibly if ruling party gets majority in rajya sabha. <br /> <br />because no state will agree to lose <br /> <br />their golden egg laying hen. <br /> <br />so they negotiated to keep petroleum products out of gst <br /> <br />thanks for watching this video .... <br /> <br />let me know your thoughts in comments below <br /> <br />Disclaimer <br /> <br />All images and clips are used in a fair way here. Copyright belongs to other original creators. <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br /> <br />Follow Us On Twitter : <br /> https://twitter.com/POLITICSKNOWHUB
