A BPCL petrol pump in Lulla Nagar has been fined ₹60,000 because they broke many rules. An activist named Prafful Sarda helped find these problems.
When people checked the petrol pump, they saw that the workers weren't wearing the right uniforms. The pump also didn't have enough staff to keep the place clean and safe. They didn't have first aid supplies, which are very important for emergencies.
There were also other serious issues. The area where they check the quality of the fuel had a lot of garbage, which could be dangerous. Furthermore, there was an illegal Pollution Under Control (PUC) testing station at the pump, which goes against BPCL's rules.
BPCL took this situation seriously. They've rules that say if a petrol pump doesn't follow the guidelines, they can give fines, warnings, or even end their contract. The ₹60,000 fine is a way to show that they want all petrol stations to follow safety rules.
This case is important because it shows that BPCL cares about keeping things safe and clean. It also shows how important it's for people to watch over these places and report problems.
Everyone should follow the rules to keep people safe and make sure everything runs well at petrol stations.
