IndianOil Petrol Pump (Andheri East)

Excellent petrol pump with ample staff and free Nitrogen...

Excellent petrol pump with ample staff and free Nitrogen filling service.

Here’s a strong and concise social media post combining...

Here’s a strong and concise social media post combining both incidents: This is the SECOND suspicious incident I’ve faced at Anuradha Petrol Pump (Indian Oil), JVLR Mumbai. Earlier this month, I asked for petrol worth ₹5000, but only around ₹4200 was filled while a higher bill was shown. After confronting them, the manager admitted the mistake and issued a corrected bill. Again, day before yesterday, I asked for fuel worth ₹1000, but they initially filled only ₹200 and claimed the filling was complete. When I questioned why my fuel indicator had barely moved and demanded the manager, they quietly filled more petrol. This pattern looks extremely unethical and misleading. Customers, especially women and senior citizens, should stay alert and always check the meter and fuel level carefully. Requesting Indian Oil to investigate this petrol pump seriously before more customers get cheated.

I usually prefer filling petrol at Indian Oil petrol pumps,...

I usually prefer filling petrol at Indian Oil petrol pumps, but yesterday I had a rather disappointing experience. While returning home, I stopped at this petrol station to fill fuel in my car. The man filling the petrol suddenly started asking, “Where in UP are you from?” At first, we thought he was speaking to someone else, but when he repeated the question, Arvind — my brother’s friend who was driving — replied, “Varanasi.” After that, he continued asking more personal questions, and in the middle of the conversation, he suddenly said, “Auto cut ho gaya hai.” We had asked for petrol worth ₹1005, but when I looked carefully, the meter had already shown two lines before the filling even started. He then claimed the machine had auto-cut at ₹840 and returned the remaining amount because I had already paid ₹1005 in advance. Even while returning the balance, the amount was ₹5 short. What felt even stranger was that once we started driving, the fuel indicator in the car barely moved up. Only God knows what actually happened. Overall, the entire experience left me feeling cheated and deeply disappointed. It is sad how, at times, people compromise their honesty and integrity for such small gains. Trust is something customers carry with them when they stop at a fuel station, and once broken, it leaves a very unpleasant feeling behind. Ironically, my name is also Anuradha, and coincidentally, the gas station was called “Anuradha Gas Station.”