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Overview The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has issued a temporary order regulating the sale of diesel through retail fuel stations across India. The government has notified the "Motor Spirit and High-Speed Diesel (Temporary Regulation of Supply through Retail Outlets) Order, 2026", introd
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FAQ :
Retail outlets in India can now sell a maximum of 200 litres of diesel per customer per day. Diesel purchased cannot be resold, and industrial/commercial customers must use their dedicated pumps.
The regulation aims to curb black marketing, hoarding, and the unauthorised diversion of diesel by bulk consumers who are exploiting price differences between bulk and retail outlets.
These are temporary measures, initially valid for up to 90 days, designed to address current market challenges and ensure diesel availability.
No, the 200-litre cap is far beyond the needs of an average private vehicle, so it will not affect ordinary citizens.
Violations will be subject to penalties and legal action under the Essential Commodities Act, 1955, and other applicable laws.
No, the government states there is no shortage of petrol or diesel in the country; these are regulatory measures to manage supply.
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