Fuel Prices Hiked For 9th Day in A Row, ThankYouModi Trending On Twitter

Fuel prices were hiked once again. Oil marketing companies increased the prices of petrol and diesel again on Friday by 80 paise per litre each and it was the ninth time in the last 10 days. After the increase, the cost of petrol was ₹101.81 a litre in Delhi, while diesel was sold for 93.07 a litre. The price of petrol in Mumbai was increased by 84 paise taking the petrol and diesel prices per litre to ₹116.72 and ₹100.94, respectively.
According to the reports, the hike in fuel prices is likely to continue in April as the gap between domestic retail prices and global oil prices is very high.
After the increase in the prices of Petrol and Diesel, the hashtag #ThankYouModi is trending on Twitter. See how Twitterati is reacting to the news.
#ThankYouModiJi for phenomenal growth in GDP of India. 🙏
GDP- Gas Diesel Petrol
Rs 6.40 of more vikas in 10 days. pic.twitter.com/u4tUOMcNMy— YH_india 🇮🇳 (@YH_INDIA) March 31, 2022
When you discuss Fuel Prices, BJP supporter be like 😀😀#ThankYouModiJi #FuelPriceHike pic.twitter.com/JEs2inhbI4
— Sachin Singh (@Sachin_anshu06) March 31, 2022
Thanks to relentless developmental policies & effective administration of Modi - India is getting innovative everyday. #ThankyouModiji #AatmaNirbharBharat pic.twitter.com/N0VvXlZ7ig
— Kalyan J Yakaiah (@KalyanJYakaiah) March 30, 2022
#ThankYouModiJi #MEHNGAIMUKTBHARATABHIYAN
For giving us a new way to propose pic.twitter.com/4DgC5gXULJ— Prof Ram Lakhan (@ProfLakhan) March 31, 2022
#ThankYouModiJi the downfall of india.
Let's celebrate Hindus and cow dung. pic.twitter.com/Mdde8OVQy7— sandas patr (@Jkk324) March 31, 2022
ELECTION OFFER EXPIRED..#ThankYouModiJi for #AchheDin pic.twitter.com/y6ANJDB5QF
— KuMar (@Kumar_049) March 31, 2022
BJP government and Inflation be like😀#ThankYouModiJi pic.twitter.com/0wwKPoSHd5
— Sachin Singh (@Sachin_anshu06) March 31, 2022
#ThankYouModiJi for giving us Achhe Din🙏🙏
Petrol-Diesel price hike Rs 6.40 in last 10 days.#PetrolDieselPriceHike pic.twitter.com/vLoyHg9PSI— Sadaf Shamim (@imSadafShamim) March 31, 2022