WATCH: 'Petrol Or Water', Viral Video Sparks Online Debate on Potential Tampering

Viral Video: The viral video has sent shockwaves through social media, raising concerns about potential fuel tampering at petrol stations.

A heated online debate has erupted after a video surfaced, allegedly showing a customer receiving water instead of petrol pump in Kurla, Mumbai.

Petrol Or Water Viral Video

The footage, which has garnered significant traction online, shows a man engaged in a heated argument with petrol pump workers. The man holds a bottle containing a clear liquid, claiming it's a sample of the fuel dispensed into his vehicle's tank. 

The liquid appears to separate into distinct layers, raising suspicion about its legitimacy.

Petrol Or Water Viral Video Sparks Debate Online

The Mumbai petrol pump viral video has triggered outrage among netizens, with many expressing concern about the possibility of widespread fuel adulteration. Comments on social media platforms call for stricter regulations and harsher punishments for petrol pumps indulging in such practices.

One X user wrote, ‘Two days ago , I went to same petrol pump. They are selling Ocean water instead of Fuel.’ Another user says, ‘Petrol pump scams also a huge problem.’

One more user says, ‘Why don't people understand that stealing has ever benefited anyone? Everyone should work hard and eat the money earned from their hard work.’

Petrol Or Water Viral Video

While the video has sparked a firestorm, there remains a lack of clarity on the situation. The viral video clip doesn't provide a clear view of the fueling process, nor is there any confirmation from official sources regarding the authenticity of the claims.

The viral video demands strong quality control measures at petrol pumps. Authorities are urged to investigate this specific incident and implement stricter protocols to ensure customers receive genuine fuel for their money.

Customers who go to any petrol pump to buy fuel should be cautious when filling up their vehicles and report any irregularities to the concerned authorities.