Overview
- In a Nov 14 letter, the Petrol Pump Dealers Association told the regulator that oil marketing companies have curtailed high‑speed diesel for the past week.
- The group alleges some companies refused to deliver while others imposed strict caps, resulting in stations running dry nationwide.
- Dealers report cancelled orders and fuel trucks waiting hours at depots without being loaded.
- They link the squeeze to expectations of a fuel price revision due tonight and request allocations based on each station’s regular sales.
- No public response from OGRA or the companies was reported, while government‑set prices from Nov 1 stand at Rs265.45 per litre for petrol and Rs278.44 for diesel.