Hey folks, have you heard about the latest update from the Petrol Dealers’ Association in Pune? Well, here’s the scoop – they have decided to put their planned protest on hold after a series of discussions with the District Collector and a request from Union Minister and Pune MP Murlidhar Mohol.
The association had some serious concerns about unfair tendering practices and fuel theft in transportation, but Minister Mohol has promised to take up their issues with the Petroleum Minister to find a solution. Looks like they’re making some progress!
Even though the association was all set to hit the streets, they decided to delay their protest until after the festive season, thanks to some persuasion from the District Collector and Minister Mohol. It seems like everyone wants to make sure the festive period goes smoothly.
But don’t think the association is backing down for good. They’ve got support from other districts and states and are ready to take the fight statewide if their issues aren’t resolved. One of their big concerns is dealers being forced to sign blank pages related to tender pricing – definitely not cool.
Despite the postponement, the association is feeling positive about the promises made by officials. They believe their demands are fair and will ultimately benefit their trade and protect their dealers in the long run.
So, while the protest might be on hold for now, the association made it clear that they won’t hesitate to take action if things don’t start moving in the right direction after the festive season. Stay tuned for more updates on this developing story!
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