New Delhi: Where despite the rise in inflation and the constant threat of a strike by transporters, the established oil companies are not ending the process of increasing fuel prices. The same today, on Tuesday, the price of oil in the country has risen for the eighth consecutive day. After this increase, in Madhya Pradesh’s Indore, even today, premium petrol (Petrol) has crossed 100 rupees liter. Today, the price of normal petrol in Delhi is Rs 88.99 a liter. In this way, today, the price of petrol has increased by 30 paise and the price of Diesel by 35 paise per liter.
| Date | Chennai | Delhi | Kolkata | Mumbai | Indore | |
| Petrol | 16/02/2021 | 91.19 | 88.99 | 90.25 | 95.46 | 97.29 |
| Diesel | 16/02/2021 | 84.44 | 79.35 | 82.94 | 86.34 | 87.93 |
Now with this increase, after this increase, petrol in Delhi has been increased to Rs 88.99 and diesel to Rs 79.35 per liter. In Bhopal, the price of XP or premium petrol went to Rs 100.18 per liter, while the normal petrol is Rs 97.27 per liter. Petrol in Mumbai costs Rs 95.46 and diesel Rs 86.34, in Kolkata petrol is Rs 90.25 and diesel is Rs 82.94 and in Chennai petrol is Rs 91.19 and diesel is Rs 84.44.
Where the prices of petrol and diesel on one hand are higher than the sky, everyone from the common man to the transporters is now suffering. At the same time, given the rising price of diesel, transporters have now threatened a strike. If seen, due to Corona cuts in salary, work-related problems, the common man is already very upset, while now when he is returning to his work, he is being beaten down by less salary and expensive petrol. Even now have to bear.
