The federal government announced a slight reduction in petrol prices last night, but at the same time, the public was deprived of complete relief by changing various allegations and margins.

Citizens were deprived of Rs 1.42 on petrol and 50 on diesel.

According to documents, freight charges Petrol The price increase of Rs 1.42 was increased to Rs 5.79 per liter, which was fixed at Rs 4.37 on February 1.

The levy imposed on petrol has been retained by Rs 60 per liter, while the margin of the oil marketing company (OMC) has been retained Rs 7.87 and the dealer margin has been retained for Rs 8.64.

Diesel has also increased differently. The freight charges have been increased from 27 paise to Rs 2.92 per liter, while the extra margin has been increased by 23 paise to 30 paise per liter.

In addition, PSO Exchange adjustment has been increased by Rs 1.96 per liter. The diesel imposed has been retained for Rs 60 while the dealer margin has been retained for Rs 8.64.

It should be noted that according to the notification issued by the Lord Ministry of FinanceThe price of petrol has been reduced by only Rs 1 per liter in the next 15 days, after which the new price has been fixed at Rs 256.13 per liter.

After a reduction of Rs 4 per liter in the price of high -speed diesel, the new price has dropped by Rs 263.95.

Similarly, after a decrease of Rs 5.25 in the price of light diesel oil, the new price has been fixed at Rs 155.81 per liter, while the price of kerosene became Rs. Is .

Public circles say the government’s additional charges are unfair to the public despite a slight decline in prices of petroleum products.