Jio-bp has introduced a 50-litre cap on diesel sales per customer at its petrol pumps in India, a move prompted by supply disruptions stemming from the ongoing war in West Asia. This cap significantly affects transport operators, particularly those managing long-haul trucks and buses that typically require 300-350 litres for refueling. Alongside the cap, Jio-bp has also imposed monthly fuel procurement quotas for its pumps, which are set lower than previous sales figures from February. Dealers report a 30% drop in diesel sales following the new restrictions. While petrol sales have not been impacted due to smaller purchase sizes, the overall fuel supply situation in India remains stable, according to the petroleum ministry. Jio-bp maintains that all its stations are fully operational and stocked, despite the ongoing challenges in global oil supplies. The company has also stated that there are no mandates limiting fuel dispensing, countering concerns raised by dealers. However, fuel retailers continue to face challenges with oil marketing companies, which have shifted to advance payment models for fuel supplies.