The All Pakistan Petrol Pump Owners Association has postponed its planned strike for 15 days after successful negotiations with the government.
The association decided to delay the protest after authorities requested additional time to address two key demands raised by petrol pump owners.
The decision provides the government with a short period to fulfil its commitments and prevent disruption in fuel supply across the country.
Association Agrees to Government Request
Association Vice Chairman Numan Butt said the government requested more time to implement the demands presented by petrol pump owners.
He added that the association accepted the request and agreed to suspend the strike plan for 15 days.
The postponement will allow both sides to continue discussions and work toward resolving the outstanding issues.
Future Action Depends on Government Progress
Numan Butt said the association will review the situation after the 15-day deadline ends.
Members will assess the government’s progress and decide their next steps based on whether authorities implement the agreed measures.
The association has kept the option of further action open if the commitments remain incomplete after the given timeframe.
