The Businessmen Panel of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry(FPCCI) denied the rise in prices of petroleum products. FPCCI’s Businessmen Panel claimed that the increase in prices of petroleum products before Eid-ul-Adha was unjustifiable. After the increase, the price of petrol went up to Rs118.09/liter, the price of diesel shot up to Rs116.53/liter, and kerosene’s price rose to Rs87.17/liter.
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