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With the Centre reducing excise duty on fuels, the left front government in Kerala was also facing strong pressure to reduce the taxes. Kerala Finance Minister K N Balagopal said that since the state government did not increase the tax on fuels during the last five years, it could not reduce the taxes further. The grim financial situation of the state government also did not

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The Kerala Assembly on Tuesday witnessed an intense war of words between the CPI(M)-led ruling front and the Congress-headed opposition over frequent fuel price hikes in the country and the latter walked out of the House terming it as 'state-sponsored tax terrorism'. Though the LDF government maintained that it was the Centre and not the state government was responsible for