Long lines are forming at petrol outlets in hyderabad, even though the strike by gasoline tanker owners has been called off. people are standing in queue for over an hour at numerous fuel stations to fill their tanks.

Transporters call off the strike
The transporters called off their strike on tuesday night after the Centre guaranteed them a conversation before enforcing the new criminal code's higher punishment for hit-and-run instances.

Under the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita, which replaced the colonial-era indian Penal Code, drivers who cause a severe road accident and depart without telling police or administration authorities risk up to ten years in jail or a Rs 7 lakh fine.

Representatives of the All india Motor Transport congress (AIMTC) met with Union home Secretary ajay Bhalla, who stressed that the new law's terms had not yet been announced and promised more discussion before implementation.

Despite the end of the demonstrations, panic gasoline purchases continue, resulting in huge lines at petrol pumps in Hyderabad.

Some petrol pumps in hyderabad go dry
Some gas stations in the city ran empty yesterday due to frenzied buying. They are still displaying 'No Petrol' signs.

Because of the long lines at the gas stations, several employees have taken time off or chosen to work from home.

Although large lines remain at fuel stations in hyderabad, the situation is anticipated to improve today.
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SIBY JEYYA

03/01/2024 09:51 AM