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Right call, wrong handling
The prices of petroleum products have a capacity to spark a political firestorm that is matched only by those of onions. Indira Gandhi raised fuel prices sharply in the wake of the first oil shock in 1973 and ignited an agitation that blossomed into the JP movement — which eventually grew enough to challenge the government. Rajiv Gandhi had a honeymoon first year in office, in 1985; but as soon
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