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Transporters and truck drivers of Punjab have mobilized against the new hit and run law. This has also started affecting the petrol pumps of the state. If the strike does not end by this evening, apart from petrol pump owners, common people will also face problems. 45 percent of the state's petrol pumps are likely to be dry, that is, they will run out of oil.
This situation is being fully covered by the media personnel so that people who are still unaware of this matter also become aware. Senior journalist Anurag Sharma reached the petrol pump in Patiala and described the situation there. It can be seen that the pumps have started getting crowded.
After this, people will have no choice but to park their vehicles. There are about 3600 petrol pumps in 23 districts of Punjab. Where oil is supplied mainly in tankers from Bathinda, Jalandhar and Sangrur. Trucks, tanker pickups and various other types of vehicles are used in this work.
While the oil companies also have their own vehicles, the oil companies' vehicles are also unable to transport oil due to the strike. The strikers are not allowing fuel to be filled from the depots. The government and oil companies are also serious about the strike. In such a situation, the government and the oil companies are negotiating with the operators on strike so that normal essential services are not affected. It is hoped that a solution will be worked out by the evening. If no solution is found, the situation will worsen.
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