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Regarding the adulteration complaint pl. read my other comments
You can check the quality of the petrol by yourself at the petrol station. Ask them to show the density of the petrol and also check the density from your fuel tank. If there is no relation at all then you have to blame someone( or yourself) else and not the petrol pump you are mentioning. There is nothing wrong in finding out truth but without sufficient knowledge please do not jump into conclusions.
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I have some inputs for you whenever you are filling your vehicle. Tell the amount/Qty. See that the amount/Qty is set by the operator. Say your amount amount is Rs.500. It should be set first. As soon as the nozzle is lifted the reading is 0000. The reading will start to change as soon as the delivery starts. The delivery will be stopped at 500. Say if it is 499.99 or 500.01 you can clearly say the operator has not set the amount/qty you wanted to fill. It is almost (manually) impossible to stop exactly at your figure, say Rs 500 or 5.85 liters. You have to watch the initial 0000 and the closing meter reading. Regarding bad services, I would say the dealer has to show personal interest in pump activities. The truth is now-a-days getting boys for petrol pump work is very difficult as no one from cities/towns like this job. Boys have to brought from villages. Their attitude change is a huge task.