Petroleum dealers' country-wide strike, 54 thousand petrol pumps stop, will stop when?
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Petroleum dealers' country-wide strike, 54 thousand petrol pumps stop, will stop when?
New Delhi: 54 thousand dealers of Petroleum products will be on strike on October 13.
United Petroleum has announced a further strike to the front, and various types of demand and petroleum products to be included in the GSTU.P.F. warns that if their demand is not considered, then the seller will stop purchasing and selling petroleum products for an unwanted period from October 27UFF represents 54 thousand dealers. These include big organizations such as All India Petroleum Traders, The All India Petroleum Dealers Association and the Consortium of Indian Petroleum Dealers.Petroleum dealers are demanding that the agreement made with the oil marketing companies of November 4, 2016 will be implemented.This decision has been pending for a long time. Other requirements include review of dealer margins every six months, the amendment to return on investment, reconciliation of employees' issues, losses related to studies and related issues related to ethanol and transportation.
United Petroleum has announced a further strike to the front, and various types of demand and petroleum products to be included in the GSTU.P.F. warns that if their demand is not considered, then the seller will stop purchasing and selling petroleum products for an unwanted period from October 27UFF represents 54 thousand dealers. These include big organizations such as All India Petroleum Traders, The All India Petroleum Dealers Association and the Consortium of Indian Petroleum Dealers.Petroleum dealers are demanding that the agreement made with the oil marketing companies of November 4, 2016 will be implemented.This decision has been pending for a long time. Other requirements include review of dealer margins every six months, the amendment to return on investment, reconciliation of employees' issues, losses related to studies and related issues related to ethanol and transportation.
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