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Shashi Tharoor tweets cartoon of Baba Ramdev to take swipe at Centre over fuel price hike
Shashi Tharoor

Shashi Tharoor tweets cartoon of Baba Ramdev to take swipe at Centre over fuel price hike

| @indiablooms | 16 Feb 2021, 11:08 pm

New Delhi/IBNS: Congress MP Shashi Tharoor on Tuesday evening tweeted a cartoon of Yoga guru Baba Ramdev performing an 'asana' to take a dig at the Centre over the steep hike in petrol and diesel prices.

The cartoon showed Baba Ramdev in a headstand position at a fuel station and looking at a placard with the text "Litre ₹ 90" written on it.

The image contained a Malayalam text which Tharoor translated and posted in the tweet.

He wrote: "If you took yoga lessons from Baba Ramdev, you too could see petrol prices at 06 rupees a litre!"

Petrol and diesel prices touched fresh all-time highs across the four metros on Tuesday.

This comes after oil marketing companies increased rates for an eighth straight day - this time by around 30 paise.

Petrol now costs between ₹ 89.29 (Delhi) and ₹ 95.75 (Mumbai) in metro cities.

Diesel costs between ₹ 79.70 (Delhi) and ₹ 86.72 (Mumbai).

Earlier Congress parliamentarian Rahul Gandhi attacked the Narendra Modi government over the fresh price hike in Liquified Petroleum Gas (LPG) gas cylinders.

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