Some fuel outlets cap diesel at 195 litres per customer after order from Centre
Petroleum retailers in India have begun capping diesel sales at 195 litres per customer following a written directive from the central government. The move aims to prevent fuel diversion, though it has caused logistical challenges for hospitals, apartment complexes, and transport operators.
Why it matters
This policy impacts essential services and logistics, highlighting government efforts to regulate fuel distribution amid supply chain concerns.
Petroleum retailers have been facing a difficult task over the past two days, declining fuel even to their regular bulk customers.
The article reports on government policy and dealer reactions without taking a political stance.
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