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Petrol Price Today in Haryana (03rd July 2022)

CITY TODAY PRICE YESTERDAY's Price
Ambala ₹ 97.45 ₹ 97.55
Bhiwani ₹ 97.5 ₹ 97.62
Charki Dadri ₹ 97.23 ₹ 96.98
Faridabad ₹ 97.25 ₹ 97.25
Fatehabad ₹ 97.98 ₹ 97.98
Gurgaon ₹ 96.99 ₹ 96.89
Hisar ₹ 97.62 ₹ 97.71
Jhajjar ₹ 97.07 ₹ 96.84
Jind ₹ 97.3 ₹ 97.01
Kaithal ₹ 96.8 ₹ 96.93
Karnal ₹ 96.81 ₹ 96.48
Kurukshetra ₹ 96.99 ₹ 96.99
Mahendragarh ₹ 97.17 ₹ 97.08
Mewat ₹ 97.12 ₹ 96.94
Palwal ₹ 97.55 ₹ 97.44
Panchkula ₹ 97.84 ₹ 97.84
Panipat ₹ 96.64 ₹ 96.62
Rewari ₹ 96.6 ₹ 96.59
Rohtak ₹ 97.08 ₹ 97.26
Sirsa ₹ 98.07 ₹ 98.07
Sonipat ₹ 96.85 ₹ 97.17
Yamunanagar ₹ 97.3 ₹ 97.26

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