Petrol Pump Strike

Petrol pumps across Jaipur will remain open on Monday in view of the ongoing board exams.

The Rajasthan Petrol Dealers Association has announced a "No Purchase, No Sale" strike starting at 6 am on Sunday for the next 48 hours with the aim of drawing the attention of the government to the high fuel prices in the state.

Amid an ongoing strike by fuel-tanker drivers against stricter punishments in hit-and-run cases in the new law, Chandigarh on Tuesday imposed a temporary restriction on the sale of petrol and diesel.

Petrol filling stations across Rajasthan, barring privately-owned and operated pumps, began an indefinite strike from 6 am today, demanding a reduction in Value-Added Tax (VAT) on petrol and diesel.

More than 6,300 petrol pumps in Rajasthan remained closed from 10 am to 6 pm on Wednesday as part of a strike called by operators against high Value Added Tax (VAT) on diesel and petrol.

Fuel pumps will remain closed from 10 am to 6 pm on Wednesday and Thursday across the state, as the Rajasthan Petroleum Dealers Association has called for a strike to protest high value-added tax (VAT) rate on fuel.

The petrol pump dealers' association has announced that no purchase of petrol and diesel will be done from oil marketing companies (OMC) on Tuesday.

Petrol and diesel pumps across Rajasthan will keep their operations shut for 24 hours, starting October 23 to protest against the increased rate of Value Added Taxes or VAT, officials said today.

On October 4, the Central government announced a cut of Rs. 2.50 a litre each for petrol and diesel.

Protests by various taxi unions, contractual transport employees and the closing of petrol pumps, all against the Delhi government's refusal to cut tax on fuel added to the troubles of commuters on Monday.

As the 400-odd petrol pumps and CNG dispensing units in the national capital remain shut Monday in protest against the Delhi government's refusal to reduce VAT on fuels, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of "threatening" petrol pump owners to go on strike against the AAP government.

Petrol pumps strike in Delhi: The protest started from 6 am on Monday and remained till 5 am on Tuesday.

Delhi Petrol Pump Strike: Petrol and diesel prices at the national capital today, stood at Rs 81.44 per litre (a decrease by 30 paise) and Rs 74.92 per litre (a decrease by 27 paise).

Around 400 petrol pumps in Delhi that also sell Compressed Natural Gas will remain shut for 23 hours from 6 am today in protest against the Delhi government's refusal to reduce Value Added Tax on diesel and petrol. The protest was called by the Delhi Petrol Dealers Association on October 10 -days after 13 states slashed VAT following a request by U...

Fuel prices today: In comparison to Delhi, fuel rates in bordering states like Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are cheaper.

Petrol pumps across Jaipur will remain open on Monday in view of the ongoing board exams.

The Rajasthan Petrol Dealers Association has announced a "No Purchase, No Sale" strike starting at 6 am on Sunday for the next 48 hours with the aim of drawing the attention of the government to the high fuel prices in the state.

Amid an ongoing strike by fuel-tanker drivers against stricter punishments in hit-and-run cases in the new law, Chandigarh on Tuesday imposed a temporary restriction on the sale of petrol and diesel.

Petrol filling stations across Rajasthan, barring privately-owned and operated pumps, began an indefinite strike from 6 am today, demanding a reduction in Value-Added Tax (VAT) on petrol and diesel.

More than 6,300 petrol pumps in Rajasthan remained closed from 10 am to 6 pm on Wednesday as part of a strike called by operators against high Value Added Tax (VAT) on diesel and petrol.

Fuel pumps will remain closed from 10 am to 6 pm on Wednesday and Thursday across the state, as the Rajasthan Petroleum Dealers Association has called for a strike to protest high value-added tax (VAT) rate on fuel.

The petrol pump dealers' association has announced that no purchase of petrol and diesel will be done from oil marketing companies (OMC) on Tuesday.

Petrol and diesel pumps across Rajasthan will keep their operations shut for 24 hours, starting October 23 to protest against the increased rate of Value Added Taxes or VAT, officials said today.

On October 4, the Central government announced a cut of Rs. 2.50 a litre each for petrol and diesel.

Protests by various taxi unions, contractual transport employees and the closing of petrol pumps, all against the Delhi government's refusal to cut tax on fuel added to the troubles of commuters on Monday.

As the 400-odd petrol pumps and CNG dispensing units in the national capital remain shut Monday in protest against the Delhi government's refusal to reduce VAT on fuels, Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal accused the BJP of "threatening" petrol pump owners to go on strike against the AAP government.

Petrol pumps strike in Delhi: The protest started from 6 am on Monday and remained till 5 am on Tuesday.

Delhi Petrol Pump Strike: Petrol and diesel prices at the national capital today, stood at Rs 81.44 per litre (a decrease by 30 paise) and Rs 74.92 per litre (a decrease by 27 paise).

Around 400 petrol pumps in Delhi that also sell Compressed Natural Gas will remain shut for 23 hours from 6 am today in protest against the Delhi government's refusal to reduce Value Added Tax on diesel and petrol. The protest was called by the Delhi Petrol Dealers Association on October 10 -days after 13 states slashed VAT following a request by U...

Fuel prices today: In comparison to Delhi, fuel rates in bordering states like Uttar Pradesh and Haryana are cheaper.