India Dispatches 5,000 Tonnes of Diesel to Bangladesh Amid Fuel Shortage Concerns

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India sends 5000 tonnes diesel to Bangladesh amid fuel crisis

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News18•10-03-2026, 11:00

India sends 5000 tonnes diesel to Bangladesh amid fuel crisis

•India supplies 5000 tonnes of diesel to Bangladesh today via pipeline through the Parbatipur border.
•This consignment is part of an annual agreement for India to supply 180,000 tonnes of diesel to Bangladesh.
•Bangladesh Petroleum Corporation (BPC) Chairman Muhammad Rezanur Rahman confirmed the supply.
•Bangladesh is grappling with a fuel crisis, prompting government drives against illegal stockpiling and artificial shortages.
•Mobile court operations are underway in Dhaka to prevent fuel hoarding and sales beyond prescribed limits.

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