National wide Petrol Bunks Bandh on July 12

New Delhi, July 8: The All India Petroleum Dealers Association(AIPDA) has called a national wide petrol bunks bandh on July 12, the petrol pumps will remain closed all over the country.

This decision of the AIPDA may have to face the shortage of petrol and diesel. During the strike neither goods will be bought from the companies nor will it be sold.

According to the All India Petroleum Dealers Association, The daily changing prices of petrol and diesel is causing them huge losses to the dealers.

Thus, the AIPDA had taken this decision. Before that, they demand the price of petrol and diesel was changed in 15 days.



Petroleum Dealers Association said there are many drawbacks in the daily pricing system. Those who were asked to remove petroleum ministry and oil companies. But they did not hear any requests.

After that, The dealers are forced to take this step. On July 12, the decision to strike across the country has to be decided. It may be noted that from June 16 this system was implemented in the country.

Petrol and diesel prices are revised daily in sync with any movement in international oil rates. Rates change at 6 Am every day depending on movement in cost on the previous day.