Beyond Zero: Check This Crucial Factor at Petrol Pumps to Avoid Being Cheated

• Just checking for zero at petrol pumps isn't enough to prevent fuel adulteration.
• It's crucial to verify the density of petrol and diesel for purity.
• Government standards for petrol density are 730-800 kg/m3, and for diesel, 830-900 kg/m3.
• Density information is displayed on the pump meter, receipt, or can be checked with a density jar.
• Consumers have the right to complain if fuel density is below the prescribed limit, as per the Consumer Protection Act of 1986.