New Delhi, May 26 -- The fourth CNG price hike in the national capital in less than 15 days has severely troubled the users of CNG-powered vehicles, with daily commuters complaining of the impact on finances and auto and taxi drivers raising concerns over no effective revision in fare rates, affecting their income.

The prices of Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) have increased by Rs 2 per kg in Delhi with effect from Tuesday, adding to the commuting burden for users of CNG-powered vehicles.

CNG will now cost Rs 83.09 per kg in the national capital.

Speaking with ANI, a commuter questioned the government over the price hike, stating that the CNG is no longer a pocket-friendly fuel.

"There hasn't been any problem in the CNG supply, so why ar...