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    Toilet Seat Tax

    The Himachal Pradesh Congress Government has made a very strange and somewhat hilariously sad decision to apply a “Toilet Seat” tax in the state. Yes, you heard it absolutely right!

    In a move that came as a matter of extreme surprise and bewilderment to people, the Himachal Pradesh Government laid out their plan for the toilet seat tax, announcing that each house connected with the State’s sewerage system will have to pay ₹25 per toilet seat in the house!

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    This has left the people confused about whether to be angry or to roll with laughter at this ridiculous attempt by the state government to grab some cash for the state’s struggling economy, that too out of people’s drainage systems!

    People’s reactions on social media platforms like X have been nothing short of priceless. One user hilariously said, “Guess I’ll have to move my second toilet seat to the garage.” Another user remarked, “Is this the Congress’s answer to Swachh Bharat? First, build toilets, then tax them!”

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    Union Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman openly criticized the state’s decision, while people came forward to point out the blatant shift in the policy from promises of providing free water to imposing a tax on toilet seats!

    On a more serious note, the newly imposed tax could also put a financial burden on urban residents of the state with multiple bathrooms in their homes. This could lead to their total bills increasing by a significant amount over time.

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    In the end, we would have to see whether this new tax helps the Himachal Pradesh government in stabilising its finances, or it backfires drastically to “flush down” the public support for the congress regime.



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