There is no shortage of petrol, diesel, LPG or crude oil in the country, the government said on Monday. The government has urged the general public not to panic under any circumstances. In view of the current global tensions, it would be wrong to consider Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s energy economy message as an energy crisis in the country, the government said. The Center has assured that India has sufficient energy reserves despite the volatile situation in West Asia.
The central government has already taken several important steps to ensure that the country’s economy is not affected by international conflicts. According to the Joint Secretary, Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas, India still has ample reserves of crude oil, gas and petrol and diesel. Although India has to import nearly 90 percent of its energy from abroad and those regions are currently going through conflict, the government is fully prepared to deal with any problem.
Government officials say there is no need to buy oil in advance because of concerns about fuel reserves. The Prime Minister’s message should be seen as an attempt to ease the country’s financial burden amid energy dependence and global uncertainty. The government said that all measures have been taken to ensure that there is no disruption in the supply chain. People are therefore requested not to panic as Prime Minister’s request to conserve oil by reducing non-essential travel is a sign of crisis.
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