India, Oct. 12 -- Lahore [Pakistan] October 12 (ANI) Pakistan's persistent fuel price fluctuations have intensified financial pressure on households, with petrol and diesel costs remaining significantly higher despite repeated revisions, exposing the burden of the country's energy dependence and taxation policies, as reported by The Express Tribune.

According to The Express Tribune, petrol prices had increased by Rs 145.13 to Rs 398.30 per litre, while high speed diesel had risen by Rs 139.16 to Rs 396.24. Since daily price adjustments began on July 21, petrol prices have been raised 35 times and reduced 22 times. Diesel rates have witnessed 34 increases and 23 cuts, leaving consumers struggling to manage unpredictable fuel expenses.

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