Petrol Crosses ₹103/L In Mumbai, ₹100/L In Bengaluru After 10th Hike In June
Petrol is being sold at over ₹100 in seven states and Union territories of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Ladakh
Mumbai: Petrol and diesel prices rose to record-high levels after rates were hiked for the 10th time this month.
As per the price notification by the oil retailers, the petrol price in Delhi will be Rs 96.93 per liter after the latest revision, and diesel is currently retailing at Rs 87.69. Petrol in Mumbai is being sold at ₹103.08 per liter and consumers will have to pay ₹95.14 per liter for diesel.
In Chennai too, petrol prices increased by Rs 98.14 per liter and diesel by Rs 92.31. In Kolkata, petrol was sold at ₹96.84 a liter and diesel ₹90.54 a liter after the day’s price hike.
Petrol in Bhopal costs Rs 105.13 per liter and diesel costs Rs 96.35. Bengaluru in Karnataka is also among the state capitals where petrol is being sold at ₹100.17 and diesel at ₹92.97.
Last month, Bhopal became the first state capital to breach the ₹100-mark in petrol prices. Jaipur, Mumbai, and Hyderabad joined the list of the cities on Monday.
In Rajasthan’s Sri Ganganagar district, people have to pay the most for fuel in the country as petrol is priced at ₹108.07 a liter and diesel ₹100.82.
Petrol is being sold at over ₹100 in seven states and Union territories of Rajasthan, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Andhra Pradesh, Telangana, Karnataka, and Ladakh.
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