New Delhi: The Congress on Monday attacked the Central government over the hike in petrol and diesel prices, accusing it of imposing a tax burden on the corona-hit people instead of providing relief. In a tweet, party chief spokesperson Randeep Surjewala wrote, "Instead of providing any relief to the common people who are suffering from corona, the government is imposing the burden of tax on the 'Jan Loot Sarkar'. The Modi government has increased petrol by Rs 22.99 and diesel by Rs 20.93 in the last one year".
Surjewala claimed that "Petrol prices have only 37.32 per cent and diesel has a base price of 44.03 per cent, the rest is tax, profit and commission". It may be recalled that the price of petrol was increased by 24 paise a litre on Sunday while diesel by 27 paise per litre. With this increase, petrol has reached record levels in different parts of the country while in Mumbai it has gone close to Rs 99 a litre. According to a notification by public sector retail fuel companies, the hike has increased the price of petrol to Rs 92.58 a litre and diesel to Rs 83.22 a litre in Delhi.
According to indian oil's website, the price of one litre of petrol remained stable at Rs 92.58 and diesel at Rs 83.22 on May 17, 2021 in the country's capital Delhi. Similarly, petrol is being sold at Rs 98.88 and diesel at Rs 90.40 in Mumbai, petrol at Rs 92.67 and diesel at Rs 86.06 in Kolkata, while petrol price in Chennai remained stable at Rs 94.34 and diesel at Rs 88.07.
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