After the tanker blast accident at BPCL's petrol refilling depot, the district administration has sealed the depot at Bakania  near Bhauri for investigation. Therefore, fuel could not be distributed from here even on Wednesday. The shortage was met from Reliance's depot. On Wednesday, petrol and diesel were supplied from here to the petrol pumps in Bhopal.

After the tanker blast accident at BPCL's petrol pump, the district administration has sealed the depot at Bhauri Bakania for investigation. Therefore, fuel could not be taken from here even on Wednesday the responsibility of supply came to Reliance's depot.

 On Wednesday, petrol and diesel were supplied from here at the petrol pumps of the capital. At the same time, fuel tankers were also ordered from Indore and Bina. However, the tanker operators created a ruckus in the afternoon regarding compensation.

On Tuesday, angry tanker operators did not even lift oil from Reliance's depot. Due to this, petrol and diesel did not reach many pumps and they became dry. On Wednesday, such a situation did not arise, so the officials of the Petroleum Dealers Association MP remained alert since morning. Apart from Reliance Depot, petrol and diesel tankers were being ordered from Indore and Bina. Angry operators were given an explanation during the day.

Supplying from petrol pump located at ISBT, Bhopal.

Daily consumption of 22 lakh liters in the capital the daily consumption of petrol and diesel in the capital is about 22 lakh liters. This includes the consumption of diesel 1.2 million and petrol 9 and a half million. Fuel reaches Sehore, Narsinghgarh, Raisen, Narmadapuram, Betul along with the capital from Bhauri.

Presently there is no supply from BPCL depot. After this the entire responsibility has come to Reliance Depot. At the same time, supplies are being taken from places like Indore, Bina etc.