Some have now criticised Prime Minister Narendra Modi for bringing this issue up during a meeting on Covid-19
PM: States did 'injustice' to people by not passing on benefit of Centre's excise duty cut
This is the ninth increase in prices since the ending of a four-and-half-month long hiatus in rate revision on March 22.
Coming down heavily on the Modi government over the frequent rise in fuel prices, the Trinamool Congress Sunday demanded a discussion on the issue in Parliament. TMC Rajya Sabha MP Derek O'Brien wondered why the BJP government at the Centre was effecting a hike in fuel prices in such a hush- hush manner sans any discussion. "Sunday morn. Again ! In just 2 weeks after election results, fifth #FuelPriceHike in 6 days," O'Brian tweeted. "Mr PM and your mantris You blabber about being open to discus ALL issues in #Parliament.You won 4 States. Why be skittish & run away. Come discus PRICE RISE issue in RS next week," he posted in the microblogging site. BJP state president Sukanta Majumdar said fuel prices are surging in the country due to a rapid hike in global crude oil price. "Why is the TMC government in West Bengal not effecting a roll back of surcharge on fuel, matching with the Centre's move late last year?" he asked. After the central government had reduced the excise duty on
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Slamming the Centre, Raut, whose party shares power with the NCP and Congress in Maharashtra, told reporters that one really needs to be harsh to raise the fuel prices to over Rs 100
Leader of Opposition V. D. Satheesan said: "When the UPA government demitted office the tax that the Centre used to receive on one litre of petrol was Rs 9 and today it is Rs 33."
Fuel prices remained unchanged for a second consecutive day
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Vegetable prices have gone up in Delhi-NCR markets due to crop failure and increase in fuel prices.
According to MOFSL, the retail demand evolution has been a mixed bag since the lifting of the second lockdown from mid-June 2021
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Wholesale inflation rose to 4.17% in February as against 2.03% in the previous month
In Bangalore, petrol and diesel prices surged by 32 paise and 35 paise respectively to Rs 93.21 and Rs 85.44
Prices of petrol have remained static at Rs 80.43 per litre for almost four weeks. Petrol rates were last changed on June 29.
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The retail prices of petrol and diesel has been raised on every single day for more than a fortnight now
Price hike estimated to give Rs 15,000 crore boost to state finances