Fuel price hikes across India have led to strong reactions from both commuters and transport workers. Petrol prices have increased by ₹3 per litre and diesel by ₹3.11 per litre, while CNG has also become costlier by ₹2 per kg in several cities including Patna and Delhi. The price surge has directly impacted daily earners such as Rapido and ride-hailing drivers, who say their income remains the same while fuel expenses have increased, severely affecting their monthly budgets. On-ground reports from petrol pumps show widespread concern among consumers. Many citizens said they anticipated a rise due to global tensions and rising crude oil prices, but the sudden ₹3 jump has put immediate pressure on household finances. Transport workers and auto drivers warned that increased fuel costs will eventually raise fares and overall living expenses. Public sentiment reflects frustration over rising inflation, with many fearing that prices of essential goods like food, milk, and vegetables will also increase further due to higher transportation costs.
Public Reaction: Citizens Express Concern Over Rising Daily Costs
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