World & BusinessSome private fuel pumps reportedly limit diesel to 50 litres per customer
The Economic Times reports that rising crude prices have prompted private retailers to restrict diesel sales, while state-run stations continue selling fuel without limits.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports diesel rationing at private fuel pumps, citing a limit of 50 litres per customer. Several Jio-BP outlets have imposed per-customer caps and daily sales limits, while Nayara Energy outlets have also introduced transaction restrictions. The report links the curbs to rising crude prices and says state-run oil marketing companies continue selling fuel without restrictions.
Some private fuel pumps reportedly limit diesel to 50 litres per customer
The Economic Times reports that rising crude prices have prompted private retailers to restrict diesel sales, while state-run stations continue selling fuel without limits.
TLDR
The Economic Times reports diesel rationing at private fuel pumps, citing a limit of 50 litres per customer. Several Jio-BP outlets have imposed per-customer caps and daily sales limits, while Nayara Energy outlets have also introduced transaction restrictions. The report links the curbs to rising crude prices and says state-run oil marketing companies continue selling fuel without restrictions.