In Kanpur, Uttar Pradesh, a routine refueling turned controversial when Charan Singh, the owner of a new Volkswagen Virtus, was charged for 52 litres of petrol, exceeding the vehicle's 45-litre tank capacity. After dispensing about 41 litres, the attendants halted the refueling, claiming fuel was loaded in stages. Singh was astonished when the final bill showed a total of 52 litres. He questioned the petrol station staff, asserting that his car could not hold that amount. Following the incident, Singh brought a Volkswagen representative to the station, who confirmed the tank's capacity. Singh subsequently filed a formal complaint, suggesting potential manipulation at the fuel station, which may indicate a broader fraud scheme. In response, district authorities have ordered an investigation to examine the dispensing equipment at the petrol pump for any signs of tampering. This incident has gained significant attention on social media, raising concerns about fuel dispensing practices in the region.