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  • Meghalaya Govt decides to increase prices of diesel, petrol by 50 paise

    Syllad | The Rising MeghalayaJuly 20, 2023

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    The state government has decided to increase price of diesel and petrol by 50 paise. 

    Informing this after a Cabinet meeting, Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma said that the price of diesel between Meghalaya and Assam is quite high as of now. 

    He cited that the Guwahati rate is Rs 90.33 whereas in Khanapara, Ri Bhoi district it is Rs 84.10. That means the difference of Rs 6.23 in diesel is there right now between Khanapara and Guwahati.

    “Hence obviously looking at the overall revenue for the state, we have decided to increase it in a first stage by 50 paise,” Sangma told reporters. 

    He further added, “We will keep two things in mind. One that there should be a kind of a difference in the rate so that we have great advantage between Guwahati market and the Ri Bhoi in Khanapara market. Two, we will always keep in mind the national average so that the overall rates will not go above the national average.”

    According to him, the state of Meghalaya is maintaining one of the lowest rates of petrol and diesel price in the country as of now. 

    The chief minister also informed that revenue of around Rs 350 crore is being collected by the government from diesel and petrol.

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