New Delhi/Mumbai, Apr 2: The soar in fuel prices continue as petrol rates in Delhi reached a four-year high of Rs 73.83 on Monday. In Mumbai, the brunt of price hike was even worse as the motorists would now be forced to pay Rs 81.69 per litre of petrol. Diesel, on the other hand, touched a record-high of Rs 64.69 in the national capital today.

The petrol price in Delhi is the highest ever since September 4, 2013, when the global crude oil prices had skyrocketed to $120 per barrel. Meanwhile, the rate of diesel has touched an all-time high.

Here are rates of petrol and diesel revised by the Oil companies on April 2:

Petrol prices in Metro cities

Metros Prices

Delhi 73.83
Kolkata 76.54
Mumbai 81.69
Chennai 76.59

Petrol prices in state capitals

State Capitals Prices

Agartala 69.66
Aizwal 69.79
Ambala 73.96
Bangalore 75.00
Bhopal 79.37
Bhubhaneswar 72.67
Chandigarh 71.00
Dehradun 75.70
Gandhinagar 73.15
Gangtok 76.80
Guwahati 75.90
Hyderabad 78.19
Imphal 71.96
Itanagar 69.85
Jaipur 76.54
Jammu 75.62
Jullunder 79.01
Kohima 72.31
Lucknow 75.20
Panjim 68.01
Patna 79.34
Pondicherry 72.64
Port Blair 63.72
Raipur 74.28
Ranchi 74.36
Shillong 73.25
Shimla 73.98
Srinagar 78.22
Trivandrum 77.78
Silvasa 71.80
Daman 71.73

Diesel prices in Metro cities

Metros Prices

Delhi 64.69
Kolkata 67.38
Mumbai 68.89
Chennai 68.24

Diesel prices in state capitals

State Capitals Prices

Agartala 62.81
Aizwal 62.06
Ambala 65.19
Bangalore 65.78
Bhopal 68.07
Bhubhaneswar 69.40
Chandigarh 62.80
Dehradun 65.06
Gandhinagar 69.47
Gangtok 66.45
Guwahati 67.51
Hyderabad 70.28
Imphal 62.82
Itanagar 62.07
Jaipur 68.98
Jammu 65.88
Jullunder 64.71
Kohima 63.09
Lucknow 64.90
Panjim 65.80
Patna 69.30
Pondicherry 66.80
Port Blair 60.73
Raipur 69.87
Ranchi 68.34
Shillong 64.51
Shimla 64.33
Srinagar 68.01
Trivandrum 70.20
Silvassa 65.45
Daman 65.38

Motorists have marked their dissent against the government for the spiralling fuel prices, calling it "even worse than the UPA-era". Demands have been raised against the Centre to bring down the excise rates, in order to negate the impact of rising crude oil prices, which is currently hovering at around $70 per barrel.

(The above story first appeared on LatestLY on Apr 02, 2018 09:40 AM IST. For more news and updates on politics, world, sports, entertainment and lifestyle, log on to our website latestly.com).