Petrol
pump dealers' commission raised, prices go up
Friday July 01, 2011 08:28:46 AM,
IANS
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New Delhi: Following
the government's approval to increase the commission of petrol
pump dealers, petrol and diesel prices will increase by 27 paise
and 15 paise per litre respectively from Thursday midnight.
In Delhi, petrol will cost Rs.63.64 per litre from Friday, while
diesel will be Rs.41.27 per litre. The government has increased
dealers' commission to Rs.1,499 per kilolitre of petrol and Rs.912
per kilolitre of diesel.
While oil marketing companies had steeply hiked the price of
petrol in May, the diesel price was raised last week by Rs.3 per
litre.
The Federation of All India Petrol Dealers has expressed
disappointment that the increase in commission was not
commensurate with the recommendation of 39 paise per litre for
petrol and 17 paise for diesel.
The recommendation was made by a committee set up last year by the
petroleum ministry, after the petrol dealers had threatened to go
on strike.
A press release issued by the Federation appealed to the Petroleum
Minister S. Jaipal Reddy to reconsider the hike in commission.
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