Roti Prices Increased After Rise in LPG Rates

Tandoor owners and citizens are frustrated over the rising cost of LPG.

Key points

• Roti is now being sold for Rs 17 to Rs 20 in various areas.
• Citizens, nevertheless, say that whether it is LPG or roti, the administration and administration must control rates.
• Residents have appealed to the cost control magistrates and the deputy commissioner to enforce official rates and bring costs under control.

Tandoor owners and citizens are frustrated over the rising cost of LPG. It has forced plenty of tandoor owners to raise roti costs on their own.

Roti is now being sold for Rs 17 to Rs 20 in various areas. Tandoor owners claim that LPG. It should cost Rs300 per kg, is being sold at arbitrary rates, with some paying as much as Rs600 per kg, making a cost hike unavoidable. Punjab Approves Rs. 10 Billion Subsidy for Affordable Flour.

Citizens, nevertheless, say that whether it is LPG or roti, the administration and administration must control rates. They complain that self-imposed hikes have left every shopkeeper free to charge whatever they wish, further burdening an inflation-hit public.

Residents have appealed to the cost control magistrates and the deputy commissioner to enforce official rates and bring costs under control. Stay Connected with ProPakistani. Obtain the latest news and stories wherever you prefer. Follow on Google Discover. Follow on Google News Join WhatsApp. See more ProPakistani stories in Google Search and Top Stories.

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