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Fake news alert: No plan to increase fuel prices, says petroleum ministry

India is the only country where petrol and diesel prices haven’t increased in the last four years despite significant global oil prices fluctuations due to the war

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India keeps fuel prices steady amid rising global crude rates. Representational Image

India keeps fuel prices steady amid rising global crude rates. Representational Image

The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas on Thursday dismissed reports suggesting a sharp increase in petrol and diesel prices after the upcoming assembly elections in West Bengal and Tamil Nadu. Calling such claims “mischievous and misleading,” the ministry clarified that there is currently no plan under consideration to raise fuel prices.

In a post on X, the ministry stated, “There is no such proposal under government consideration.” It added that such reports are intended to create unnecessary fear among citizens.

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