Today the common man is hardly left with any money for health and other expenses. The price rise, inflation and unemployment, wondering when the promised “acche din” would show up. The politically lucrative slogan of “good days” has not delivered yet. Even after nine years, Centre has failed to bring back black money from abroad. And it has failed to deposit Rs 15 lakh in the accounts of common people as promised and creating of two crore jobs every year. The people of the country are already struggling to make their ends meet due to ongoing inflationary pressure. They are now struggling to survive with reckless price hikes of all commodities. The Centre's privatizing of PSUs and banks is a strategic concern. There are major concerns regarding the privatisation and asset monetisation programmes of India. It seems that Indians are not going to see the light of ‘achhe din’ even in the near future.
