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Despite the civil supplies department assuring citizens of adequate stocks, for the third straight day, motorists braving the scorching sun lined up at the fuel stations on Tuesday.

S ince morning, long queues were witnessed at fuel stations due to panic buying following rumours of fuel shortage. The situation was the same across all the fuel stations that were operational, while at some places the management shut down the fuel stations, citing no stock.

“Yesterday, believing the authorities, I postponed my plan to get fuel refilled in the tank to Tuesday. ” This



morning, again there was a big queue and, not wanting to take a risk, I waited for half an hour and got the tank filled,” said K Venkateshwar, a civil contractor.

The police had made arrangements at the fuel stations to prevent any untoward incident as frustrated citizens had been lining up since morning.

“There is stock, but people are not willing to believe us. A majority of the customers got Rs 500 worth of fuel filled in the vehicle tank, motorcycles, while car owners are preferring to get the full tank filled,” said Mohd Amair, a cashier at a fuel station.
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