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Important Advisory from Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas: Fuel Fully Available!

By Editorial Team
The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has issued a crucial nationwide advisory for all citizens, confirming that petrol and diesel supplies remain fully adequate at retail outlets across India. This comes amid recent rumors sparking unnecessary panic-buying, with Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) like IOCL, BPCL, and HPCL maintaining robust stockpiles despite global oil market fluctuations. Key Safety InstructionsConsumers are strongly urged not to purchase or store fuel in loose cans, plastic bottles, jerry cans, or any inappropriate containers—these pose severe fire, explosion, and health risks, and are strictly illegal under the Petroleum Act 1934 & PESO regulations. Fuel must only be dispensed into vehicle tanks or government-approved metal containers to prevent accidents. Strict Enforcement at PumpsRetail outlets have received direct instructions from the Ministry and OMCs to adhere rigorously to dispensing safety guidelines—no shortcuts allowed. Any violations, including short-measuring, unsafe handling, or serving non-compliant containers, will trigger immediate strict action: hefty fines, license suspensions, or permanent dealership termination. Compliance teams are on high alert. This proactive statement underscores the government's commitment to public safety and supply stability. Panic not—fill up normally and stay safe!
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