Getting Cheaper Items With The Intention Of Serving More Needy People
The ethical principle in this regard is to put yourself in the shoes of the other person and assess what would be your reaction if the same thing is done to you. As a general example , assessing before deceiving someone whether you would be ok if someone deceives you? As a specific example , assessing before buying such cooking oil whether you would be ok if someone buys that kind of cooking oil for you, had you been in the position of that person i.e. being in need of help, would you object to that or find it objectionable? the answer as per my understanding would be no. So you can go for ghee unless your assessment tells you otherwise. Please also refer to the video below ( specifically from 15:09 to 16:47 ) https://youtu.be/X2cbEKH_ogg?t=909