Govt Cuts Fuel Prices After Protest Delay

Notably, the federal administration has decided to drop the rates of motor spirit (MS) petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) for the next 24 hours, according to the latest update from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA).

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Govt Cuts Fuel Prices After Protest Delay

Notably, the federal administration has decided to drop the rates of motor spirit (MS) petrol and high-speed diesel (HSD) for the next 24 hours, according to the latest update from the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA).

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Notably, the discount comes just hours after Jamaat-e-Islami delayed its highly anticipated long march towards Islamabad.

Meanwhile, the cost of petrol has been declined by Rs. 1.7 to Rs. 392.05 per litre. Meanwhile, diesel has been created cheaper by Rs. 3.12 to Rs. 418.96 per litre. Govt Sees Petrol Differently Than Public.

On Monday, the cost of petrol was climbed by Rs. 4.61 to Rs. 393.75 per litre and diesel cheaper by Rs. 1.96 to Rs. 422.08 per litre. Daily Revisions to Date.

Since the beginning of the daily fuel rates update, petrol has gone up by Rs. 81.34/litre and diesel by Rs. 95.66/litre. Date Day Petrol (PKR/Litre) Diesel (PKR/Litre). 22 September Tuesday Rs. 392.05 Rs. 418.96. 21 September Monday Rs. 393.75 Rs. 422.08. 18 September Friday Rs. 389.14 Rs. 424.04. 17 September Thursday Rs. 390.79 Rs. 424.92. 16 September Wednesday Rs. 391.22 Rs. 421.45. 15 September Tuesday Rs. 384.34 Rs. 415.83. 14 September Monday Rs. 380.24 Rs. 409.42.

11 September Friday Rs. 375.82 Rs. 403.32. 10 September Thursday Rs. 370.80 Rs. 398.04. 09 September Wednesday Rs. 367.75 Rs. 392.67. 08 September Tuesday Rs. 364.35 Rs. 385.95. 07 September Monday Rs. 358.77 Rs. 381.77. 04 September Friday Rs. 345.87 Rs. 378.05. 03 September Thursday Rs. 349.00 Rs. 374.31. 02 September Wednesday Rs. 346.16 Rs. 372.03. 01 September Tuesday Rs. 343.87 Rs. 370.92. 31 August Monday Rs. 342.79 Rs. 370.41.

28 August Friday Rs. 342.02 Rs. 371.44. 27 August Thursday Rs. 342.6 Rs. 371.61. 26 August Wednesday Holiday Holiday. 25 August Tuesday Rs. 343.1 Rs. 371.8. 24 August Monday Rs. 341.98 Rs. 370.69. 21 August Friday Rs. 341.59 Rs. 368.29. 20 August Thursday Rs. 337.51 Rs. 364.70. 19 August Wednesday Rs. 337.51 Rs. 363.06. 18 August Tuesday Rs. 334.54 Rs. 395.69. 17 August Monday Rs. 331.2 Rs. 390.42. 14 August Friday Holiday Holiday.

13 August Thursday Rs. 325.43 Rs. 383.95. 12 August Wednesday Rs. 324.98 Rs. 382.79. 11 August Tuesday Rs. 325.92 Rs. 382.25. 10 August Monday Rs. 327.62 Rs. 380.86. 07 August Friday Rs. 327.62 Rs. 380.86. 06 August Thursday Rs. 329.82 Rs. 383.36. 05 August Wednesday Rs. 333.01 Rs. 383.86. 04 August Tuesday Rs. 328.56 Rs. 385.86. 03 August Monday Rs. 331.95 Rs. 389.93. 31 July Friday Rs. 336.03 Rs. 392.38.

30 July Thursday Rs. 336.15 Rs. 393.04. 29 July Wednesday Rs. 335.06 Rs. 390.62. 28 July Tuesday Rs. 335.81 Rs. 388.38. 27 July Monday Rs. 334.18 Rs. 386.83. 24 July Friday Rs. 335.18 Rs. 383.46. 23 July Thursday Rs. 331.52 Rs. 378.66. 22 July Wednesday Rs. 327.12 Rs. 375.04. 21 July Tuesday Rs. 320.73 Rs. 367.21. 20 July Monday Rs. 315.80 Rs. 360.06. 18 July Saturday Rs. 316.15 Rs. 354.35.

Before daily pricing (11-17 July) Friday Rs. 310.71 Rs. 323.30. Stay Connected with ProPakistani.

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