AGARTALA, Feb 20 (TIWN): With the increasing fuel price hikes across the Nation vehicle owners, workers are majorly suffering. Unstoppable petrol, diesel prices have been causing massive resentments among the public but the Govt has no concern either in State and or at Centre. In such a condition, when diesel prices are close to 90 in Tripura, the bus owners have called on strike. Addressing in a press meet, the Bus Association leaders said that they tried to talk to the Govt many times but meeting with them is only delayed. By this time, huge prices in diesel have turned the business impossible and now they are reeling under losses unable to pay the workers. "We are saying sorry in advance to the people who will suffer due to the service off but the Govt is only responsible for that....", said a member of the Bus Association. Costlier fuel prices have irked public resentment in Tripura, but the Govt here has no concern.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VpmE4pN4vtE&feature=youtu.be&fbclid=IwAR1mtlH9c-HhvI7DELj4vjAMIf8X-oDh8YB72Rc8P1inI-2YDqIbNNW17j8 TIWN YouTube Link, Bus Owners' Press Meet announcing Strike from February 26, 2021

Today, SUCI Staged protest against increasing fuel prices across the state along with the whole nation. The Protest staged over 3 commodities' massive hikes - Petrol, Diesel, Cooking Gas Price hikes. Petrol, Diesel prices have shot up to Rs. 91.55 and Rs. 85.9 respectively and cooking gas is at Rs, 930.

Nationwide same condition is going on. While the petrol price was hiked by 39 paise in Delhi, the diesel price was increased by 37 paise. In the national capital, petrol now costs Rs 90.58 per litre, while diesel Rs 80.97 per litre. 

Here are the Petrol and Diesel Prices of Tripura

                                                            PETROL PRICE 

                                                                     DIESEL PRICE