Can we drive a car using fried oil..? Bengaluru man did it..!?
Can we drive a car using fried oil..? Bengaluru man did it..!?
A man from Bangalore has been driving his car in fried oil for nine years. A man from Bangalore has been driving his car in fried oil for nine years. It was 1.20 lakh km so far. It is noteworthy that no repairs have been done to the car that has been driven up to. In Karnataka, 40-year-old avinash Narayanasamy from Bengaluru. He has been driving on diesel fuel for nine years. For this, he buys the remaining oil at a low price to cook bajji and bonda in hotels. After that, in various stages he refines it and change it into fuel.
After 137 days, the price of one liter of petrol rose to Rs.110 on march 22 as the public was suffering for the last two years due to the curfew caused by the coronavirus infection due to many reasons including the war in Ukraine. Due to this, the price of essential commodities also increased and the public was shocked. Many people demanded that the price should be reduced. Meanwhile, Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman reduced the excise duty on petrol and diesel on May 21. Due to this, there was a change in the price of petrol and diesel on 22nd of last month. The price of a liter of petrol fell by Rs 8 per liter and diesel by Rs 6 per liter due to the reduction in excise duty.
A man from Bangalore has been driving his car in fried oil for nine years. A man from Bangalore has been driving his car in fried oil for nine years. It was 1.20 lakh km so far. It is noteworthy that no repairs have been done to the car that has been driven up to. In Karnataka, 40-year-old avinash Narayanasamy from Bengaluru. He has been driving on diesel fuel for nine years. For this, he buys the remaining oil at a low price to cook bajji and bonda in hotels. After that, in various stages he refines it and change it into fuel.
After 137 days, the price of one liter of petrol rose to Rs.110 on march 22 as the public was suffering for the last two years due to the curfew caused by the coronavirus infection due to many reasons including the war in Ukraine. Due to this, the price of essential commodities also increased and the public was shocked. Many people demanded that the price should be reduced. Meanwhile, Union Finance minister Nirmala Sitharaman reduced the excise duty on petrol and diesel on May 21. Due to this, there was a change in the price of petrol and diesel on 22nd of last month. The price of a liter of petrol fell by Rs 8 per liter and diesel by Rs 6 per liter due to the reduction in excise duty.