The rates are even higher in the financial capital of the country, Mumbai; where the rate of petrol and diesel are Rs 86.91 and Rs 75.96 per litre respectively. Earlier the cost of petrol in Mumbai on Tuesday and Wednesday were Rs86.72 per litres and cost of diesel was Rs 75.24 per litre.
The rise in diesel prices is likely to impact the prices of goods, as diesel is used in transporting goods related to farming and food.
The opposition has been continuously taking jibes at the centre over ever increasing fuel prices in the country. The parties are reminding Prime Minister Narendra Modi and Bharatiya Janta Party of the tall promises made by them.
Taking on PM, Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala had tweeted that the increase in prices of basic necessities has ruined the budget of every Indian. He said that “The people will never forgive Modi government for the loot and will give befitting reply in the forthcoming elections”.