AGARTALA, Jan 28 (TIWN): State where facing prolonged petrol crisis, long queues of consumers are also observed in front of the CNG station as well at TRTC CNG Station.

Reportedly, the queue was so long that the consumers had to catch up from outside the boundary line of the CNG Station. The queue was so huge that it has reached till in front of the Rabindra Satabarshiki Bhawan.

The CNG stations in function unable to cater the demand of rising vehicles which has resulted this huge queue in the Station. Besides, the situation has affected the smooth movement of the vehicles in the state.

The locals alleged that either there is no supply of gas in the CNG station or else machine is out of order.

Besides, they also mentioned that it is a common feature of all CNG stations every time the consumers had to wait for the prolonged many hours.

This not only causes problem to CNG vehicle owners, revenue generation of the state is also affected.

However, some consumer also alleged that as because the CNG machine had to pump the compressed natural gas it takes time and therefore in the mean time huge queue had been observed.

Similarly, the state is also facing acute petrol crisis a huge crowd has been observed in front of the Bidurkarta Petrol Pump and in some other petrol pumps in the capital.

Fuel crisis continues to suffer the state with board of ‘No Petrol’ hanging in front of the major petrol pumps.

The crises have hampered the regular movement of vehicles in the capital as well as the sub-division with number of vehicle owners queuing up in the petrol pumps in the area.

Though the situation was brought under control and the common mass are facilitated with fuel few days ago, it seems like the shortage of fuel crisis is yet continuing in the capital and interior parts of the state.

However, the locals urge the authority to take strict initiative to curb the prolonged fuel problem in the State hampering the smooth movement of the vehicles in the State.