Fuel Price Hike: Petrol price reaches all-time high, costs Rs 85.45 per litre in Delhi, Rs 92.04 in Mumbai
22nd January 2021 11:35 amJagran English
New Delhi | Jagran Business Desk: The unabated spike in fuel prices continued on Friday with petrol touching its record high, costing Rs 85.45 per litre in Delhi. The petrol and diesel prices were hiked almost 25 paise per litre this morning by the oil companies. Following the price revision, the cost of per litre petrol in Mumbai is also at its record high of Rs 92.04.
On Januarey 18, the fuel prices breached their record high with petrol costing Rs 84.95 per litre in Delhi and Rs 91.56 in Mumbai after oil companies hiked the rates by 25 paise per litre.
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