Nitish Kumar, an ally of the government in the NDA, indirectly admitted that petrol-diesel prices were too high.

New delhi date. 16 February 2021, Tuesday

At a time when the Congress is constantly targeting the government over rising petrol-diesel and gas prices in the country, Nitish Kumar, an ally of the government in the NDA, has also indirectly acknowledged that petrol-diesel prices are too high.

Bihar Chief Minister Nitish Kumar has issued a statement on rising petrol and diesel prices. However, during a conversation with the media, he reacted cautiously, saying that it would be better if petrol-diesel prices were reduced.

He also advised people to use electronic vehicles and also said that I use open electronic vehicles. This vehicle is also good for the environment. The impact of petrol and diesel vehicles is more or less direct on the environment.

Petrol and diesel prices are above Rs 100 in many parts of the country. Not only petrol but also diesel prices have skyrocketed and rising diesel prices in many cities have added to people's woes.

#WATCH : Bihar CM Nitish Kumar speaks on rising prices of fuel, says, "... Everyone would like it if the prices do not rise but right now the prices are on a rise. Everybody can see that." pic.twitter.com/WgaEqauzP8

- ANI (@ANI) February 16, 2021