New Delhi: The country’s largest oil company, Oil Corporation of India (IOC) on Friday assured that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, or LPG, the public has been urged to avoid buying terror amid growing tension between India and Pakistan.Explanation came when fuel stations on social media, especially in border states, were flooded with videos and posts showing long queues. The company said in a post on X, “Indian oil has sufficient fuel stock across the country and our supply lines are running smoothly.”
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The reports of the purchase of nervousness emerged largely from the border areas, especially in Jammu and Kashmir and Punjab, where many cities applied blackouts after several drones and monsoon attacks by Pakistan’s armed forces on the western border on the night of 8-9. The Indian Army later confirmed that these attacks were “effectively repeated.” The sudden increase in fuel demand was inspired by the possibility of proceeding. The IOC appealed to the public, “Help us to help us from being calm and avoiding unnecessary crowd. It will basically run our supply lines and ensure uninterrupted fuel access to all.” After a strike at nine places in Pakistan -occupied Kashmir and after proceeding deeply in the Pakistani region, stress increased, marked one of the most broad repayment tasks in decades. In response, Pakistan launched drones and missiles targeting Indian military sites at more than a dozen places, many of which House Air Force Installations. IOC reiterated its request for the people and stressed that a quiet approach would help ensure uninterrupted distribution of fuel across the country.
