Amid an ongoing strike by fuel-tanker drivers over the new hit-and-run law, Chandigarh on Tuesday imposed a temporary restriction on the sale of petrol and diesel.
Effective immediately, two-wheelers in Chandigarh are limited to 2 litres or a maximum value of Rs 200 of fuel, while four-wheelers are limited to 5 litres or a maximum value of Rs 500.
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"The imposed limitations are a proactive measure to ensure the availability of fuel for all during this period of temporary disruption of fuel supply," the Chandigarh Administration said.
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