The reason for the increase in petrol and diesel prices, the government told the minister
Union Minister for Petroleum and Natural Gas Minister
Dharmendra Pradhan has given a statement regarding the rising prices of petrol
and diesel. He said, "Such conditions have arisen due to the rising crude
oil prices in the international market and the continuous decline of rupees
against the dollar. The Government of India is worried about this. Let you tell you that there is a steady increase in the
prices of petrol and diesel across the country. Petrol price in Delhi has
increased by 16 paise per liter today. Petrol in Delhi is selling 78.68 liters
per liter. Diesel is selling 21 paise to Rs 70.42 per liter. Petrol is being
sold at Rs 86.09 per liter with the increase of 16 paise per liter in the
financial capital Mumbai, then diesel is sold 22 paise per liter with Rs 74.76
per liter.
The central government is concerned about the rising prices of petrol, diesel and all steps are being taken to investigate them."Pradhan said
Earlier Dharmendra Pradhan had attributed America's policies
to the rising oil prices in international markets. He said, "The central
government is concerned about the rising prices of petrol, diesel and all steps
are being taken to investigate them."Pradhan said, "Because of America's separate policies,
the prices of currencies are falling against the US dollar in the world.
India's currency has also been affected and the price of oil has increased
abnormally. The Prime Minister said, "There are external reasons behind
both the rising oil prices and the devaluation of the rupee affecting India's
economy."The Congress is constantly attacking the BJP over the rising
prices of petrol and diesel. The Congress accused the BJP government of selling
on petrol and diesel to other countries instead of Indian citizens, saying that
people with record high prices would give suitable answers in this election for
'deception'.Congress spokesman Randeep Surjewala claimed that the common
man was drunk due to the rapidly rising prices of such products, and this
government imposed a 'monstrous tax' by imposing 11 lakh crore rupees in the
country.He said, "Modi government is selling petrol and diesel
at affordable prices to foreign countries, while Indians have been drinking due
to high prices all the time." He alleged in a statement that due to the
monetary taxes imposed by the government, prices of petrol and diesel started
skyrocketing. With the hard tax on fuel, the Modi government has benefited
about 11 lakh crore rupees.
Do you know why India's rupee is constantly getting weak,
Nowadays, Indian Rupee is making history every fall. On August 31, when the market was closed, one dollar was 70 rupees 99 paise. Where it should have been around 40 rupees according to Sri Sri Ravi Shankar, but now it has reached 70 rupees 99 paise. Its worst effect is falling on oil prices. India has to pay more money to import oil. In the same way Indians studying in foreign countries also have to pay higher fees. So the rupee is weakening, the price of oil has been rising and now it is reported that in the first quarter of 2018-19, the GDP growth rate has increased 8.2 percent. Which is much higher than 5.6 percent of the first quarter of last year. In the last quarter of last year, the GDP rate reached 7.7 percent. SEC Garg, Secretary, Department of Economic Affairs, Ministry of Finance claims that the growth rate will be 7.5 percent in 2018-19. What is the significance of this growth rate when news reports are coming down, the news of rising oil prices is rising, the rupee is declining.
Just a few months ago, when the oil prices were reporting,
they were searching for more than 80 rupees in which petrol is getting in the
city. In many cities, petrol is getting Rs 80 per liter. This time, in many
cities, the price of petrol has gone up to 86 rupees. The price of diesel has
increased at the level of history. Petrol in Delhi will cost Rs 78.52 per liter
and diesel Rs 70.21 per liter. Petrol in the country's financial capital Mumbai
is getting Rs 85.93 and diesel is Rs 74.54 a liter. In Kolkata, petrol has been
priced at Rs 81.44 and diesel Rs 73.06 per liter. While in Chennai the petrol
is priced at 81.58 rupees and diesel 74 rupees 10 paise. Within a month, there
is a huge increase in prices of petrol diesel.
The time of 2013 was gone
when the price of petrol was 68 rupees lit, and if the rupee crossed 60, the country's self-respect would have been hurt. India was closed There was a daily debate in the media. Now this is not the issue of debate. Then what would have happened if the price of petrol did not go away, now nothing will happen. On July 30, 2018, the price of petrol was 76 rupees 25 paise per liter, which increased to Rs 78 per 30 paise in one month on August 30. That is the increase of 2 rupees five paise per liter. Now, if you talk about diesel, on July 30, a liter diesel was getting 67 rupees 75 paise per liter, which increased to Rs 69.93 on August 30, 2018. Now, every liter has to pay 2 rupees 18 paise more. Diesel prices have increased significantly. Diesel was 59.70 liters on January 1, 2018, this year. It became 69.93 per liter on August 30, 2018. An increase of Rs 10.23 i.e. 17.13% in eight months.Someone says that there is a solution to this problem. Prices of petrol diesel will be reduced due to GST scarcity. Some people say there will be no difference, but this debate has also happened even when petrol in more than 20 cities started getting more than 80 rupees per liter. The prices of petrol-diesel are set on fire. Today, petrol in Delhi is now 12 paise per liter and diesel 18 paise per liter. The price of diesel is at the highest level so far. If talking about Delhi, petrol has been costlier by Rs 2.05 a liter in the last one month and diesel has been costing Rs 2.18 a liter. So far this year, the price of diesel has increased by more than Rs 10 per liter. Rising rupee against dollar and rising crude oil prices in the international market, the reason for the rise in the price of petrol-diesel is being reported.Fire in petrol-diesel
City petrol diesel
Delhi 78.30 69.93
Chennai 81.35 73.88
Mumbai 85.72 74.24
Kolkata 81.23 72.78
This is the first time that the tax on petrol has gone up
from the base price. If we look at the price of petrol in Delhi on August 27
...
Higher than tax base price
(Petrol in Delhi)
- Base Price: Rs 38.26
- Central Tax: Rs 19.48
- State tax: Rs 16.56
- Dealer commissioned: Rs 3.61

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