In a surprising move, the price of compressed natural gas (CNG) has increased by Rs 2 per kilogram. This hike pushes the cost to over Rs 90/kg, marking a significant milestone for consumers.
As of now, CNG is priced at an alarming level, raising concerns among drivers and transport operators alike. Many are feeling the strain on their wallets as fuel costs continue to climb.
But this isn’t just about higher prices; it reflects ongoing challenges in the energy sector. Experts suggest various factors are contributing to this rise, including supply chain issues and fluctuating demand.
CNG users now face tough choices regarding their transportation options. As prices soar, public sentiment is shifting—drivers might opt for alternative fuels or rethink their usage patterns altogether.
The latest increase adds stress in an already tight market. Local businesses that rely heavily on CNG for operations may find themselves reevaluating budgets and strategies moving forward.

