‘E-20 available for Rs 70, pure petrol available for Rs 82’, Kejriwal explained the complete mathematics.

Former Delhi Chief Minister and Aam Aadmi Party national convenor Arvind Kejriwal has accused the government of earning illegitimate profits through oil companies. He claimed that last year oil companies made a profit of Rs 77 thousand crore. We have suffered losses only for three-four months during the war. Instead of providing relief to the public, huge profits are being made.

According to Arvind Kejriwal, he has also explained the complete mathematics from crude oil to pure petrol. They claim that today E20 petrol is available at Rs 102 per litre. He should get Rs 70 a litre.

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Kejriwal said, ‘The price of crude oil has come down from $ 115 per barrel to $ 70 per barrel. To some extent in February, March, April and May the price was up to $115. Now it is priced at $70 per barrel in the international market, but the price of petrol in the country was increased to Rs 102 per liter in May. Even today the price is Rs 102 per liter, that too of E20.

Pure petrol should be available for Rs 82

Arvind Kejriwal said that if the price of crude oil has come down then the price of petrol in the country should also come down. Our calculations show that the price of petrol in our country should be Rs 82 per liter or even less. Petrol should be available at this price, not E-20.

E20 price should be Rs 70

Kejriwal says that today the price of crude oil is $ 70 per barrel. According to this, one liter crude oil costs Rs 42. I have kept all the charges against him as they are. Even then pure petrol should be available in the country at Rs 82 per liter and E20 at Rs 70 per liter.

Arvind Kejriwal claims that diesel prices can also be reduced in this manner. His argument is that if the prices of petrol and diesel are reduced then there will be a big hit on inflation and people will get a lot of relief.

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Why not compensate with bumper earnings?

Arvind Kejriwal further said that the government can say that the oil companies suffered losses during the war, which we have to compensate by making profits. The former CM of Delhi claimed that this argument of the government is completely wrong. From 2014 till date, crude oil prices have fallen significantly in the international market six times. In those days, if there was a bumper profit then could it not compensate for the loss of three-four months?

What did Kejriwal ask from the government?

Kejriwal also said that last year alone oil companies made a profit of Rs 77 thousand crores. Can’t she compensate for this? On behalf of the people of the country, he demanded the government to immediately provide pure petrol at the rate of Rs 82 per liter and said that if E20 is supplied then its price should be even lower.