By Admin 
If you use CNG in your car, then this news is important for you. Indraprastha Gas Limited (IGL) has once again increased CNG prices. This increase has been implemented from May 3, 6 am. CNG has now become expensive in many big cities like Noida, Ghaziabad, Gurugram, Kanpur and Meerut including the capital Delhi.
re -increased price
Now the new price of CNG in Delhi has increased to Rs 77.09 per kg, which was earlier Rs 76.09. That is, consumers will now have to spend 1 rupee more on every kilo CNG. Earlier on 7 April, IGL had increased the price of CNG in Delhi by Rs 1 per kg. That is, the prices have been increased for the second time in just one month.
Every month there will be more burden on the pocket
Experts believe that this continuous increase is making a direct impact on the pockets of the general public. Especially for those who depend on CNG daily. Such as cab driver, auto driver and commercial vehicle owner. There will be further increase in daily expenses. 70 percent of the total CNG sales of IGL comes from Delhi, so this increase will affect millions of drivers of the capital.
How much prices increased in these cities?
CNG in Delhi has now increased from Rs 76.09 per kg to Rs 77.09. The first CNG in Noida and Ghaziabad was Rs 84.70 per kg, which has now increased to Rs 85.70. The price in Gurugram has increased from Rs 82.12 to Rs 83.12 per kg. In Kanpur, CNG is now getting Rs 89.92 per kg, whereas earlier it was Rs 88.92. The price in Meerut has now increased from Rs 86.08 to Rs 87.08 per kg. Overall, in these major cities, the price of CNG has been increased by Rs 1 per kg, which is directly impacting the pockets of the general public.
In April, the price increased
Earlier on 7 April, IGL also increased CNG prices by Rs 1 to 3 per kg. While Delhi had increased by 1 rupee, in some other cities, this increase had reached three rupees. Now in less than a month, CNG has become expensive again in less than a month, due to which it is clear that in the coming time, consumers may have to spend more on fuel.