Kejriwal Criticizes Centre Over High Fuel Prices and Oil Company Profits

Arvind Kejriwal criticized the central government, accusing it of allowing oil companies to make illegitimate profits and stating that petrol prices should be significantly lower, from Rs 102 to Rs 82, given declining global crude oil prices.

9 Jul, 12:14 — 9 Jul, 12:14

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'Centre allowing oil companies to make illegitimate profit': Kejriwal on fuel prices

Arvind Kejriwal criticized the Centre for high fuel prices. He stated petrol prices should drop from Rs 102 to Rs 82. Kejriwal noted global crude oil prices have declined significantly. He also questioned the impact of E20 ethanol-blended petrol. The AAP leader sought clarifications from automobile manufacturers on fuel concerns.

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