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Maharashtra petrol pumps withdraw agitation
Updated On: 16 October, 2012 01:04 PM IST | | Agencies
Petrol and diesel stations all over Mumbai and Maharashtra Tuesday withdrew their 'single shift' agitation following an assurance by oil companies on their demand for enhanced commission, an official said Tuesday.
"We received their written assurance around midnight that the matter of enhanced commission and related issues was on the verge of being finalized. They also requested us to withdraw our agitation as it was inconveniencing millions of people," Federation of All Maharashtra Petrol Dealers Association (FAMPEDA) president A.S. Dikshit told IANS.
Accordingly, Tuesday morning, all 3,700 petrol and diesel stations across the state and another 290 in Mumbai returned to normal three shift operations, Dikshit said.
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