This record of broken Manmohan government in the Modi government, then the price of diesel and petrol will be increased

New Delhi: At the time of the Bharatiya Janata Party government, which has become a major cause of inflation, all records of the rise in prices of petrol and diesel have been broken. On Sunday, the price of petrol in Delhi is Rs 76 per liter and 24 paise and diesel 67 rupees is 57 paise per liter. It is being said that so much expensive diesel-petrol has never been sold before today.

It is being told that this price is going to be set in Delhi. This is the highest rate of petrol and diesel in Delhi. The highest rate of price of petrol in the Manmohan Singh government was Rs 76 per 6 paisa, whose record was broken today in the Modi Government. In the case of diesel, the price record was broken earlier than the Manmohan Singh government.

Before

Petrol was the most expensive in Delhi on September 14, 2013 when petrol was priced 76 rupees and six paise. The price of petrol in Mumbai is 84.7 rupees per liter, Bhopal is Rs 81.83 per liter, Patna Rs 81.73 per liter, Hyderabad Rs 80.76 per liter, Srinagar Rs 80.35 per liter, Kolkata Rs 78.91 per liter, Chennai Rs 79.13 Liter, Panaji is being reported as Rs 70.26 per liter.

The most expensive diesel in Hyderabad

Public oil companies said that the price of diesel has increased by 26 paise per liter in Delhi. Talking about the entire country, diesel prices are the highest in Hyderabad. Where a liter of diesel is available in 73 rupees 45 paise. 72 rupees in Raipur, 72 rupees in Gandhinagar, 72 rupees 63 paise in Gandhinagar, 72 rupees 43 paise in Bhubaneswar, 72 rupees in 24 paise in Patna, 71 rupees 97 paise in Jaipur, 71 rupees 35 paise in Ranchi, 71 rupees 12 paise in Bhopal, In Mumbai, 71 rupees are 94 paise, Kolkata Rs 70, 12 paise, Chennai 71 rupees and 32 rupees, and in Srinagar, the price is 70 rupees and 96 paise per liter of diesel.

Chidambaram speaks at a price of petrol, Prices can be reduced by 25 rupees
New Delhi: Congress leader and former Union Finance Minister P. Chidambaram has blamed the central government for the continued rising oil prices. The former finance minister claimed that the prices of oil can be reduced to 25 rupees per liter, but the government is not reducing the prices for its benefit.

Chidambaram said on Twitter on Twitter, "Prices can be reduced to 25 rupees per liter, but the government will not do this, they will deceive people by reducing the price of petrol by one or two rupees."

Oil prices rose nearly 30 paisa on Tuesday in all four metros. On Tuesday, the price of petrol went up by 76.87 per liter and in Mumbai it was 84.70 per liter.

Chidambaram said, "The government is making profits of 25 rupees per liter on petrol, which is the right of ordinary consumers."

He said, "The central government is saving 15 rupees per liter of petrol per fall in the prices of crude oil and apart from this, it is also imposing additional tax of 10 rupees per liter on petrol."
This record of broken Manmohan government in the Modi government, then the price of diesel and petrol will be increased