Vehicles line up at a filling station in Vijayawada on Sunday.
| Photo Credit: G.N. RAO
Petrol bunks across districts witnessed long queues on Sunday (April 26, 2026) due to fears of a shortage, forcing management at a few bunks to shut operations.
To avoid tension, bunk owners imposed a rule requiring each vehicle to purchase fuel worth ₹200, and decided not to fill petrol in cans or bottles.
Published – April 26, 2026 07:25 pm IST
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