Sonia Gandhi writes a letter to PM Modi on Fuel Prices

New Delhi: The entire country is currently fighting a war against the corona virus epidemic. Due to the applicable lockdown due to Corona, many sectors and businesses have suffered losses. In the midst of the Corona crisis, the price of petrol and diesel is being increased for ten consecutive days.

The government's decision has been termed as 'insensitive' by the interim president of Congress, Sonia Gandhi and has written a letter to Prime Minister Narendra Modi demanding withdrawal of the prices.

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Congress President Sonia Gandhi has written a letter to Prime Minister Modi urging him to withdraw the increased price of petrol and diesel and give the benefit of lower prices of crude oil to the citizens.

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Demand of decreasing Fuel prices:

Sonia Gandhi has written that even in these difficult times, your government is continuously increasing the prices of petrol and diesel and has earned crores of rupees from it. Sonia Gandhi demanded that the increased price be withdrawn immediately.

She has written in this letter, 'The government has earned nearly 2.6 lakh crore rupees by increasing the price of petrol and diesel between lockdowns. People are facing a crisis during the Corona period, while at such a time, due to the increase in price, they are facing more crisis'.

In such a situation, it is the duty and responsibility of the government to alleviate the miseries, still do not put people in much difficulty.

On Tuesday, the price of petrol and diesel has been increased for the tenth consecutive day. On Tuesday, the price of petrol has increased by 47 paise and diesel by 93 paise per liter. After this, the price of petrol in Delhi is Rs 76.73 per liter, while the price of diesel has been increased to Rs 75.19 per liter.

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