Jugaad: To beat high petroleum costs, Bihar occupants currently purchasing fuel from Nepal

Jugaad : As fuel costs in India keep on rising for the sixteenth day today, individuals of Bihar near the Nepal fringe have figured out how to defeat the framework.

Rather than refueling their vehicles this side of the fringe, inhabitants of Bihar, particularly Raxaul and Sitamarhi, like to drive down to the neighboring nation to get fuel. This is on the grounds that petroleum is less expensive in Nepal by around Rs 15 and diesel by Rs 18 when contrasted with the costs in India.

Today morning, oil was recorded at Rs 80.66 for each liter while diesel was at Rs 72.97 a liter, though, in Nepal, the costs remained at Nepalese Rupees 67.81 and Nepalese Rupees 56.56 separately.

It is to be noticed that INR100 is identical to Nepalese Rupee 160.15.

In Sitamarhi, there is another plot hatching: individuals are purchasing shabby oil and diesel in Nepal and offering it in India. Sitamarhi is only 30-40 km far from the Nepal outskirt.

Jagdish Yadav, an officer with the Nepal Oil Corporation, said there had been a 15-20 for every penny increment in the offer of oil over the most recent couple of days close to the outskirt of the neighboring nation.

While the NOC is appreciating the benefits, the oil pumps on this side of the fringe in Bihar are confronting misfortunes with local people wanting to purchase their fuel from Nepal.

Unexpectedly, India supplies oil based commodities to Nepal. Every day, 250 tankers of oil are provided to the neighboring nation.

Oil costs in India are soaring because of a few charges being imposed upon it by the inside and the states while Nepal has a solitary assessment administration.

The careless demeanor of the organization and a permeable outskirt in Nepal has encouraged this disturbance.

Bharatiya Janata Party’s MP from west Champaran, Sanjay Jaiswal, revealed to India Today that while he knew about the racket, he was powerless as high fuel costs were constraining local people in Bihar to take the course to another nation. He said that this divergence in fuel costs was a direct result of the charges required on oil and diesel.

(This Story Originating From INDIATODAY)