Musadik Maik has dispelled the impression that government is increasing the prices of petroleum products.


Isamabad: Minister of State for Petroleum Musadik Malik warned the hoarders, saying that the government would cancel the licenses if someone found involved in creating artificial shortage.
The Petroleum Minister also dispelled the impression that government is increasing the prices of petroleum products.
Petroleum minister Musadik Malik says ???? has 20 days of Petrol & 29 days of Diesel stocks available‼️
— Abdul Rehman (@AbdulRehman0292) February 8, 2023
Petrol pumps hoarding in anticipation of significant price increase as IMF negotiations come to a conclusion pic.twitter.com/6i7sfL53Gl
“There is sufficient stock of diesel and petrol,” said Musadik Malik while addressing a press conference in Islamabad.
The Minister of State said government is taking steps to improve the economy of the country.
Earlier, many parts of Punjab reported that the petrol pumps refused to provide fuel to the customers, causing huge trouble to them.

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