Petrol Diesel Price: Naira and Shell India increased the prices, now Reliance also changed its rules, will petrol and diesel be expensive?

Petrol Diesel Price: Even though a ceasefire has been announced between America and Iran, the prices of crude oil are still skyrocketing. Two companies in the country, Naira and Shell, have even increased the prices of their diesel and petrol. However, till now the government oil marketing companies have not increased their prices. Meanwhile, there is news that a rise in prices can be seen at Reliance-BP petrol pumps. Reliance-BP has also implemented a new rule, know the rules.

What is the new rule of Reliance-BP?

According to the new rule of Reliance-BP, now oil worth only Rs 1,000 will be available at a time. That means if your need is more than this, you will have to fill petrol again. Whatever may have been the reason behind the new rule of Reliance-BP, but this news has once again increased the concern of the customers. Once again the discussion has started whether there is a shortage of oil in the country. Or there will be an increase in oil prices in the coming few days.

Two companies had increased the prices

Naira and Shell, two companies that were the seeds of the Middle East war, had increased the price of their oil. Shell India had increased the prices of diesel by about Rs 25 per liter and petrol by about Rs 7.4 per litre. Along with this, Indian Oil and Hindustan Petroleum had also increased the price of their premium petrol.

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What did the government say about petrol and diesel?

Regarding petrol and diesel, the government says that there is no shortage in the country. The government is trying to meet the consumption at every level. Amidst the ongoing war in the Middle East, the government has once again increased the quantity of purchases from Russia. That is, it can be said that even though the prices of crude oil are skyrocketing, the prices of petrol and diesel are not going to increase. To ensure that no company increases the prices of petrol and diesel, the government had also reduced the excise duty by Rs 10 per liter.