Every time petrol and diesel prices rise, millions of Indians feel the pressure instantly. From auto drivers to office workers, from delivery boys to middle-class families, everyone ends up paying more. This time, the debate exploded after Arvind Kejriwal publicly questioned Prime Minister Narendra Modi over why India is not buying cheaper oil from Russia and Iran. Within minutes, the BJP hit back strongly. But behind this political fight lies a much bigger story that directly affects every Indian wallet. Is cheap oil really available? If yes, why are fuel prices still rising? The answers are more complicated and surprising than most people think.
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Kejriwal’s One Question On Oil Left BJP Defending Fast
Oil
Arvind Kejriwal
India
Bharatiya Janata Party
Amit Malviya
Petrol
Russia
Narendra Modi
crude oil
Inflation
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