New Delhi: Fuels prices are rising continuously and in maximum cities, it inched closer to the Rs. 90. The common people are in trouble due to the fuel price hike and they are questioning the central government. The opposition parties also aiming to the central government on this issues. Now Shiv Sena questioned the promise of good days of Narendra Modi led BJP government.

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Uddhav Thackeray led Shiv Sena has put up the posters highlighting the hike in fuel prices and also mentioned the party’s election slogan ‘acche din' in the poster. The poster reads ‘ Yehi hai acche din (These are good days)’.

The poster makes the comparison between the price of the Gas, diesel and petrol in 2015 and 2018.

The rise in the price of fuel is reflecting negatively on the common people as well as the business associated with the transportation system. The prices of both petrol and diesel, have been at their record high levels for around a week now. In Mumbai, petrol on Sunday is being sold at Rs 87.89 per litre while the price of diesel is at Rs 77.09 per litre.

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Apart from price hike of fuel, the Modi government is also facing the questions about the continually falling value of Indian rupees.