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    Ogra responded to speculation that the price of petrol is Rs 300.

    Muhammad Ali KhanBy Muhammad Ali KhanJanuary 28, 2023No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Islamabad (Shadesofgalaxy Newspaper Latest. January 28, 2022) Ogra has reacted to speculations that the price of petrol has increased by Rs 2.50 paise. OGRA Imran Ghaznavi said that the speculations of increase in the price of diesel fuel are wrong. Misleading speculations are made in the media.

    In the interest of the public, false speculations should be avoided, since yesterday, news is coming out that the prices of petroleum products may increase significantly. Senior journalist Kamran Khan says that the price of petrol will be close to Rs 300 per liter after the increase in the value of the dollar and the acceptance of IMF conditions.

    In order to comply with IMF conditions, electricity prices are likely to increase by 7 and a half rupees per unit, gas prices are likely to increase by 46%, medicine prices are also likely to increase.

    While former finance minister Shaukat Tareen also claimed that the government will increase the price of petrol and diesel by Rs 50 and 50 paise, in this case PML-N chief Miftah Ismail says that the government should increase the price of electricity by Rs 10. Should. Justice will be done. Imran Khan said that the fall in the value of the rupee will increase the inflation by 50%, the prices of petrol and diesel will also increase by 50.50 rupees per liter, foreign exchange reserves are 3.6 billion dollars, but they come, they know. If the conspiracy succeeds, the economy will not recover.

    In his 9 months, 84 rupees had fallen, our foreign exchange reserves had reached alarming levels, when the vote of no confidence came, it was 16.4 billion dollars. which has reached 3.6 today, as a result the rupee is under pressure and the rupee started falling, now the rupee is falling.

    Petrol Rs 300.
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