In no respite to consumers, fuel prices were hiked for a second consecutive day on Thursday by approximately 35 paise per litre, touching new highs.
Petrol in Delhi is now at Rs 108.29 per litre, while diesel is now Rs 97.02 a litre. In Mumbai, petrol and diesel prices stood at Rs 114.14 and Rs 105.12 a litre each, respectively.
Petrol now costs Rs 108.78 a litre and diesel Rs 100.14 per litre in Kolkata. In Chennai, petrol is Rs 105.13 and diesel is Rs 101.25 a litre each.
Price of petrol & diesel in #Delhi is at Rs 108.29 per litre & Rs 97.02 per litre respectively today.
Petrol & diesel prices per litre-Rs 114.14 & Rs 105.12 in #Mumbai, Rs 108.78 & Rs 100.14 in #Kolkata; Rs 105.13 & Rs 101.25 in #Chennai respectively
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— ANI (@ANI) October 28, 2021
Prices differ from state to state, depending on the incidence of local taxes.
Meanwhile, Union Minister of State for Chemicals & Fertilisers Bhagwanth Khuba on Tuesday claimed that the rising prices of essential commodities has not affected the common man. He maintained that the fuel hike was linked to oil bond loans imposed by the previous UPA government, a claim that has been countered by Congress earlier.
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