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Diesel shortage to be probed, says Deora
Wednesday, 13 August 2008 | http://www.nerve.in/news:253500156687 | channel: India

" Deora will now 'seek an explanation' on the shortage at the meeting of heads of state oil companies Aug 19."
 
New Delhi, Aug 13 - Petroleum Minister Murli Deora convened a meeting of state-owned oil companies for next week to discuss the shortage of diesel in certain parts of the country. <br><br> Speaking to reporters Wednesday, Deora admitted there were reports of diesel shortage from western states, especially Maharashtra.<br><br> The demand for diesel has reportedly increased by over 20 percent recently, due to demand from power generating units. <br><br> 'The demand-supply gap seems to have widened because of this -,' he said.<br><br> Deora will now 'seek an explanation' on the shortage at the meeting of heads of state oil companies Aug 19.<br><br> The oil marketing companies usually post a loss of Rs.23 a litre of diesel due to subsidised retail price. <br><br>
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