Highlights
- No increase in petrol and diesel prices in MP today
- No price has increased today after October 19
- Petrol rates are beyond Rs 116 in all districts of MP
- At the same time, petrol is being sold up to Rs 120 a liter in the border districts.
There has been no increase in Petrol-Diesel Today Price In MP today (Petrol Diesel Price Did Not Increase). The prices continued to rise continuously for a week. But on Monday people got relief. On Sunday, the prices of petrol and diesel were increased by 36 paise. Petrol in Bhopal has reached Rs 116.18 per liter. Due to the stable rate, there is some relief to the common people.
Actually, due to the continuous increase in prices, petrol in Bhopal has reached Rs 116.18 per liter. Petrol prices have increased by about Rs 5.17 per liter since October 1. At the same time, if we talk about diesel, then it is Rs 105.57 per liter in Bhopal. The difference between petrol and diesel prices in Bhopal is Rs 10.61 per litre.
Talking about Indore, the prices of petrol and diesel are on fire here too. But there was no increase on Monday. Petrol in Indore is Rs 116.38 per liter. Since October 1, petrol prices here have also increased by Rs 5.17 per liter so far. If we talk about diesel, then in Indore it is Rs 105.77 per liter.
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There is no brake on petrol and diesel prices in Gwalior as well. Petrol prices are skyrocketing here too. Petrol in Gwalior is Rs 116.36 per liter. There has been no increase on Monday, so the rate is stable. At the same time, talking about diesel, it is also Rs 105.73 per liter in Gwalior. There is a lot of anger among the people about the rising inflation.
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In Jabalpur also, there was no increase in prices on Monday. Petrol in Sanskradhani Jabalpur is Rs 116.36 per litre. At the same time, diesel is Rs 105.75 per liter. Petrol pump operators believe that the prices of petrol and diesel have been on fire since the beginning of October.
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