Watch: Union minister reacts to 'overpriced' corn at roadside vendor, internet criticises

Watch: Union minister reacts to 'overpriced' corn at roadside vendor, internet criticises

Faggan Singh Kulaste reacted by saying that it was expensive and one usually get it for free. It is interesting to note that the video was tweeted by the minister himself but in the caption he only talked about promoting the small vendors without any mention of inflation

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Watch: Union minister reacts to 'overpriced' corn at roadside vendor, internet criticises

A video of Union Minister of State in the Ministry of Steel and Ministry of Rural Development, Faggan Singh Kulaste buying corn from a roadside vendor has gone viral. The video has been a topic of discussion because of the minister’s reaction to the price of the corn, which was Rs 15.

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Have a look at the video here:

Kulaste reacted by saying that it was expensive and one usually get it for free. It is interesting to note that the video was tweeted by the minister himself but in the caption he only talked about promoting the small vendors without any mention of inflation.

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The video which has got more than 7,000 views received a number of reactions from the social media users. One of them was quick to point out that the minister had now realised about the rising inflation in the country.

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While, another wrote that Kulaste should think about its price after GST has been applied on it.

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A user even criticised the minister’s act of tweeting about it when he was finding it difficult to pay the right price.

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Another user wrote that the minister should do something about the inflation if he feels that the corn was expensive.

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A report by The Print mentioned that the data released by the National Statistics Office (NSO), inflation in April was at a record-breaking figure of 7.7 percent, which was almost double the rate that the RBI was required to maintain for smooth functioning of the economy.

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Retail inflation, which has been on a rising streak for a few years, is the highest in 8 years. The Wholesale Price-based Index (WPI) saw an increase from 14.5 percent in March to 15 percent in the month of April.

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