BPCL inaugurates new Police Fuel Station at Ghatkopar
The inauguration event was graced in the presence of Quaiser Khalid IPS Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, Western Railway, and K. Ravi, Head Retail West, BPCL.
MUMBAI: Bharat Petroleum Corporation Limited on Friday launched its Energy Station in M/s Police Fuel Station at Ghatkopar East in Mumbai. the inauguration event was graced in the presence of Quaiser Khalid IPS Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, Western Railway, and K. Ravi, Head Retail West, BPCL.
Spread over 3,600 sq. mtr. and 23rd such Energy Station in Maharashtra, it is operated by police officials and its profits goes to their welfare.
Commenting on this BPCL mentioned that, we are pleased to announce the inauguration of our new #EnergyStation M/s Police Fuel Station at Ghatkopar East in Mumbai, in presence of Quaiser Khalid IPS Commissioner of Police, Mumbai, Western Railway, and K. Ravi, Head Retail West, BPCL.
BPCL so far with its wide network has 15,402 world-class Fuel Stations, 13,648 fully automated Fuel Stations. BPCL also offers loyalty programmes – PetroBonus (which is a loyalty programme for motorists) and SmartFleet, (which cater to various needs of transporters, operating commercial vehicles).
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