Ghoomja's video: Petroleum Commission report made public The names of big thieves have come to light

@ghoomja @published 29.12.2020 * Petroleum Commission report made public, * You will recall that in June 2020, there was a petrol crisis in the country. Then Chief Justice Lahore High Court Muhammad Qasim Khan took suo motu notice. Additional DG FIA Abu Bakar Khuda Bakhsh, DG Anti-Corruption Punjab Gohar Nafees Including the formation of a five-member Petroleum Commission, the Petroleum Commission submitted a 168-page report to the Chief Justice and the report was made public on the orders of the Chief Justice. According to the report of our incompetence, incompetence, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (OGRA) was formed in 2002, but the laws to run it were enacted in 2016, ie 14 years ad hoc, with temporary orders, according to the commission report under OGRA rules. No oil company can operate without stockpiling oil but our 25 oil companies do not have oil reserves at all, the commission report said. The reason for the oil crisis was that the oil companies had to stockpile 20 days of oil for emergencies which they did not. Gone, when oil prices were coming down, all the companies were in the same cycle that when prices were on the ground We will buy oil then, and it didn't happen. When oil prices started going up, all the companies except PSO created an oil crisis by hoarding. Whatever was going wrong, OGRA stopped it. But OGRA remained a puppet, putting everything on the Ministry of Petroleum and the Ministry of Petroleum kept putting everything on OGRA, the people kept on looting, the country kept on losing and the oil companies continued to make a lot of money. There were 4 oil companies, today there are 66 and interestingly on paper all the oil companies are in deficit, yes such a business which has gone from 4 companies to 66 companies in 18 years is in deficit, now that there are only 66 companies in deficit, these poor companies are not even taxed. Guess, only 7 oil companies in India, ten times bigger than us, 3 in Sri Lanka, 6 in Bangladesh while our business is so profitable that 66 companies but all on paper, all these companies Is it true to say that no sector of the country is left without a big oil company, all Mahmood and Ayaz in a row Stand up, Petroleum Commission report says that these oil companies should inject Rs 2.5 billion annually to the country and the nation, listen ahead, there should be DG Oil, Engineer or Oil Expert Listen, the Petroleum Commission report also pointed out a section officer whose only job was to collect bribe money from oil companies and distribute it among the officers. The case came to NAB. Do you know how much this company lost in NAB? By paying one and a half billion, a case of 23 billion has become a bargain. In one and a half billion, a small mini example of how this country is being whitewashed is present at the service. At the same time, it was found out that oil prices are going to go up. The ship was parked on one side. When the oil of a ship was sold at new prices, those who made a profit from that one ship made an additional profit of Rs. 2 billion. Don't worry, such operations are being carried out day by day. On the one hand, the supply of oil to the people It was reduced to 44%, but the oil companies showed their oil sales in the papers as much as possible. For example, when all work, including tourism, came to a standstill in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa's Dir district due to the lockdown, there was a record of petroleum consumption. A delivery of Rs 3 million was shown at a petrol pump in Gujarat while the storage capacity of petroleum there is only 31,000 liters, the paper said. According to the report of the Petroleum Commission, all the major oil companies are constantly stockpiling contrary to OGRA rules. Lits are much higher, such as a large oil company allowed 70 outlets to store oil but has 600 outlets, according to the report.