Hyderabad Petrol and Diesel Hike: Industry representatives have mainly blamed Telangana’s exorbitant Value Added Tax (VAT) for the high fuel prices. Where now 35.20 percent VAT on petrol and 27 percent VAT on diesel has been fully implemented in the state, which is the highest among all the states in the country. After this latest amendment, residents of Hyderabad now have to pay the highest price for fuel among the six metros of the country.

Changes in fuel rates due to West Asia crisis

In fact, due to the rising prices of crude oil in the global market and the West Asia crisis, the biggest changes are being seen in the fuel rates. Regarding which the oil companies have made this amendment after a long time of four years. Giving information on this, the dealers said that it was very important to take this important step to reduce the increasing losses due to global tension.

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How much have the prices of petrol and diesel increased in Hyderabad?

After this amendment, the prices of petrol and diesel are touching the sky in Hyderabad. Whereas, the prices of petrol are increasing by Rs 3.39 per liter and diesel by Rs 3.26 per liter, due to which the pockets of the general public are going to be hit hard soon. On the other hand, after this increase, the price of diesel in Hyderabad has now become Rs 98.96 per liter. Apart from this, in Telangana the price of premium categories of fuel like XP100 petrol has reached Rs 163 per liter and XP95 price has reached Rs 120.33 per liter.

What are the prices of petrol and diesel in metros?

Talking about other metropolitan cities, Kolkata is at second place after Hyderabad (Rs 108.74). After this, it is Rs 106.64 per liter in the city of dreams Mumbai, Rs 106.17 in Bengaluru, Rs 103.90 in Chennai and lastly the lowest is Rs 97.77 per liter in the country’s capital Delhi.

So, in the case of diesel, Hyderabad (Rs 98.96) is at first place, followed by Chennai (Rs 95.47), Kolkata (Rs 95.13), Bengaluru (Rs 94.10), Mumbai (Rs 93.14) and New Delhi (Rs 90.67).

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What did the General Secretary of Telangana Petroleum Dealers Association tell?

So, now while giving information in this matter, General Secretary of Telangana Petroleum Dealers Association, Vinod Vishwanath said that due to heavy VAT, the biggest increase in the prices of petrol and diesel has been seen. Not only this, on this subject, fuel seller Kunal Sonthalia also said that in view of the current tension at the global level, he is expecting an increase of 15 to 20 rupees in the prices in the coming time.