The effect of increasing tension in West Asia is beginning to be seen in India. There has been a big blow from the oil companies. The prices of premium petrol sold in the country have been increased by about Rs 2 per liter. Now the new price will be around Rs 114 per liter. However, there may be a difference of some money according to different cities. However, the prices of regular petrol are currently stable. Meanwhile, politics has also started. Mukesh Sahni, former minister of Bihar government and head of VIP, has responded.
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Mukesh Sahni has launched a scathing attack on the government over the increase in the prices of premium petrol. He said that the government’s increase in the price of premium petrol amid the shortage of LPG has proved to be a bitter gourd for the people. He said that the government has once again failed in performing its duty towards the public.
‘Increase of Rs 2 per liter is injustice to the public’
The VIP leader further said that after a slight increase in the price of crude oil in the international market, the increase of premium petrol by about Rs 2 per liter by the government is injustice to the public. He said in a questioning tone that when the price of crude oil had come down in the international market, then the government had not reduced the price of petroleum products?
‘Increased prices should be withdrawn immediately’
Mukesh Sahni said that already essential commodities like cooking gas were not available, and now with the increase in petrol prices, even the basic necessities of life will become expensive. He said that this increase is going to put a burden on the public. He said that the prices of petrol and diesel in Bihar were already higher than many other states. The government has taken this decision while deliberately profiteering. He strongly condemned this decision. Also demanded from the government that the increased prices of petrol should be immediately withdrawn.
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