Petrol prices have seen continuous increase all over the country for the past 15 days but Parbhani Marathawada region in Maharashtra has witnessed highest rate of petrol in India. On Tuesday, prices of petrol in Parbhani breached Rs 90 mark to reach at Rs 90.05 per litre. 

While elaborating reasons behind this nation level high prices of petrol in city, Amol Bhedsurkar, president of the association said: “Higher transportation cost reflected into petrol prices.We have to collect petrol from Manmad depot, after that dealers have to pay toll and other charges which are responsible for highest fuel prices.” 
Dealers collected fuel from Manmad, 320km from Parbhani, and one has to travel through four toll plazas to reach Parbhani. Petrol rates in Parbhani are higher by 0.65 paise than Aurangabad, which is around 200km away from Parbhani.That means people have to pay 0.65 paise more in between 200 km. 
Meanwhile, Maharashtra chief minister Devendra Fadnavis has assured that his government will find a way out to provide relief to common people.