Rural fuel outlets are facing significant challenges as cash seizures, particularly in areas with higher cash transactions, disrupt their operations. Owners argue that despite providing necessary documentation, their cash is still being seized, impacting their ability to operate smoothly. The reliance on cash transactions, especially for purchasing fuel loads, poses difficulties as it affects their credit with oil marketing companies. Amidst elections, the situation exacerbates, emphasizing the need for clarity regarding seized amounts and returns to accurately understand the situation.