LPG bombs were dropped on people

 LPG bombs were dropped on people

The price of LPG per kg has been increased by Rs 240 to Rs 560. LPG bombs have been dropped on the public. According to the details, after the start of Ramadan, the price of LPG gas was increased across the country. According to a Dunya News report, the most expensive LPG is currently being sold in Quetta. The price of LPG per kg in Quetta has been increased by Rs 240 to Rs 560.
The prices have been increased arbitrarily by the LPG dealers, but the management is nowhere to be seen. 600 in the price of a 2.5 kg cylinder while a 5 kg cylinder has been increased by 1200 rupees, the price of a 2.5 kg cylinder has increased from 1300 to 1900 rupees while the price of a 5 kg cylinder has increased from 1600 to 2800 rupees.
On the other hand, the severity of the back-breaking inflation in the country increased further with the beginning of Ramadan. According to the report of the Institute of Statistics, with the arrival of the month of Ramadan, an increase in the prices of 26 essential items was recorded. Rs.58 to Rs.100, a 20 kg bag of flour increased from Rs.1817 to Rs.2587, potato price by Rs.6 per kg, sugar price by 71 paise, and dal mash price per kg. From 415 rupees to more than 421 rupees, two-and-a-half kg tin of ghee, fresh milk, curd, and mutton, rice prices have also recorded an increase.
According to the report of the Institute of Statistics, in a week, bananas became expensive by 21 rupees 57 paise per dozen, tea packet by 34 rupees 37 paise, and mutton According to the report, the prices of 12 essential items were reduced by a week, chicken Rs 32 85 paise per kg, red chili packet Rs 5 cheaper, garlic Rs 4 59 paise, dal chana Rs 2 70 paise per kg cheaper. Apart from this, dal mong, dal major, eggs, and onions also became cheaper while there was no change in the prices of 13 essential items in a week.