OGRA sent a summary of the increase in prices of petroleum products to the Petroleum Division
It was proposed to increase the price of petrol by Rs. 12 per liter. OGRA sent a summary of the increase in prices of petroleum products to the Petroleum Division. It has been proposed to increase the price of petrol by Rs 12 per liter and to increase the price of diesel by up to Rs 10 per liter.
OGRA prepared a summary of petrol and diesel prices based on a levy of Rs 30 per liter. Earlier, it was proposed to increase dealer and OMC margin on petroleum products. In the summary, OMC margin on petrol was Rs 2.81 per liter and the dealer margin was Rs 3. It was proposed to increase OMC margin on diesel by Rs 70 paise, dealer margin on diesel by Rs 2 81 paise, and dealer margin on high-speed diesel by Rs 3 12 paise per liter. Similarly, dealer margin on high-speed diesel from Rs 3 12 paise to Rs 3 32 paise per liter Was given.
It should also be noted here that the government has increased the prices of petroleum products twice in January this year. On January 15, the prices of petroleum products were increased on the summary of OGRA. Petrol price was hiked by Rs 3.20 per liter, kerosene by Rs 3 per liter, light diesel by Rs 4.42 per liter, and high-speed diesel by Rs 2.95 per liter. Similarly, the government has also increased the price of electricity by Rs 95 per unit. In terms of electricity, an additional burden of Rs 200 billion will be imposed on the people. At the same time, the prices of essential items including pulses, ghee, soap, milk, and beverages have been increased at utility stores.
