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Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman has responded to a social media user’s request to provide relief to the middle class. The user made the request while replying to an online post by the minister. Sharing his post, Ms Sitharaman said his input is valuable and the government attends to people’s voices.

Tushar Sharma, the social media user, said on X he understands the challenges involved, but it’s his “heartfelt request” that the minister consider providing some relief to the middle class.

Thank you for your kind words and your understanding. I recognise and appreciate your concern.
PM @narendramodi ‘s government is a responsive government. Listens and attends to people’s voices. Thanks once again for your understanding. Your input is valuable. https://t.co/0C2wzaQtYx

— Nirmala Sitharaman (@nsitharaman) November 17, 2024

“We deeply appreciate your efforts and contributions to the country, and you have our utmost admiration. I humbly request you to consider providing some relief for the middle class. I understand the immense challenges involved, but it’s just a heartfelt request,” read Mr Sharma’s post.

His request followed a post by Ms Sitharaman, in which she had shared verses composed by a member of the erstwhile Royal Family of Travancore, published in The Sunday Guardian.

Replying to Mr Sharma, the Finance Minister said she appreciates his concern and his input is valuable.

“Thank you for your kind words and your understanding. I recognise and appreciate your concern. PM @narendramodi’s government is a responsive government. Listens and attends to people’s voices. Thanks once again for your understanding. Your input is valuable,” said Ms Sitharaman.

The request comes amid rising inflation that has become a big worry for the Indian middle class. Retail inflation in the country was recorded at 6.21% last month, breaching the Reserve Bank of India’s upper tolerance level. Food inflation was at 10.87% last month from 9.24% in September, showed National Statistics Office data.

Many believe that the dead visit their loved ones during their funeral. The same happened at a remembrance meeting in Gujarat’s Mehsana this Thursday. Only, the visitor was alive as he walked into the event he was being mourned in.

Forty-three-year-old Brijesh Suthar went missing from his home in Naroda on October 27. His family looked for him everywhere, but could not locate him. Eventually, they filed a missing complaint with police. On November 10, about two weeks after Mr Suthar’s disappearance, a body was found near the Sabarmati bridge. Members of his family were called to identify the body, which had decomposed by then. The body’s physique resembled that of Mr Suthar and his relatives presumed it was his.

Media reports said that middle-aged man had been battling mental health problems and stress due to financial investments. The family cremated the body and organised a prayer meet on Friday to remember their departed son. And then, the unthinkable happened. Brijesh walked into the ceremony, leaving his family members and the cops shocked.

“We looked for him everywhere. His phone was switched off. Then police showed us a body, it was swollen, we misidentified it and performed the cremation,” said Brijesh’s mother. Another relative said he was in depression.

The 43-year-old’s reappearance has now created a major complication for police. The big question now is: whose body was cremated? Police are now probing who the body belonged to as Brijesh’s family struggles to cope with the bizarre turn of events. It is not yet known where Brijesh was after his disappearance last month.