View PhotosThe 10th price hike in 12 days has raised concerns over future price hikes in upcoming days
Petrol and diesel prices rose yet again marking the 10th price hike in 12 days since the 4-and-a-half month long hiatus in rate revision ended on March 22. The recurring price hikes have increased political tension between parties, and has raised concerns over how far high could the prices go. Today’s hike saw petrol and diesel prices being increased by 80 paise in the national capital, following a similar trend in the last few days, as the prices of petrol have climbed by as much as ₹ 7.20 per litre since March 22. Petrol is now priced at ₹ 102.61 per litre and Diesel at ₹ 93.87 per litre.
| City | Petrol ( Price per litre) | Diesel (Price per litre) |
|---|---|---|
| Delhi | ₹ 102.61 | ₹ 93.87 |
| Mumbai | ₹ 117.57 | ₹ 101.79 |
| Bangalore | ₹ 108.14 | ₹ 92.05 |
| Chennai | ₹ 108.21 | ₹ 98.28 |
| Kolkata | ₹ 112.19 | ₹ 97.02 |
Mumbai saw an 86 paise hike in petrol and 85 paise hike in diesel, as the fuel prices reached another all time high in the financial capital of the country with no end to the hike in sight. The petrol prices sit at ₹ 117.57 per litre and Diesel at ₹ 101.79, making Mumbai the only major city to have diesel rates higher than ₹ 100 too, as petrol rates are now well above ₹ 100 throughout the country.
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Other cities saw a hike in the ballpark of 80 paise too, as Chennai saw a prices go up by 76 paise in both petrol and diesel, taking the costs to ₹ 108.21 and ₹ 98.28 respectively. Prices in Kolkata also went up by 83 paise and 80 paise for petrol and diesel, raising them to ₹ 112.19 and ₹ 97.02 respectively, as the prices in Bangalore now sit at ₹ 108.14 for petrol and ₹ 92.05 for diesel.
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