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Minister inspects petrol outlets

Staff Reporter

To carry out inspection of outlets on a regular basis

BANGALORE: Food and Civil Supplies Minister Govind M. Karjol on Tuesday inspected three petrol outlets in the city after receiving complaints from vehicle owners about the quality of service provided at these places. Adulteration and shortselling on the quantity are the most common complaints and Mr. Karjol randomly selected the three outlets for inspection. Mr. Karjol told presspersons after the surprise checks that he would go on such visits on regularly, not only in Bangalore, but in the rest of the State too.

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