New Delhi, Oct. 19 -- Union Minister Gajendra Singh Shekhawat on Saturday said India faces no crisis in petroleum product supplies despite disruptions in global energy markets due to the conflict in West Asia.

Shekhawat said India had diversified its crude oil import sources, increasing the number of countries it imports from to 40, from 27 earlier.

"We have diversified our supply lines," he said, adding that although gas supplies had been disrupted, the government had taken steps to maintain availability.

Shekhawat also said protocols had been established to prevent black marketing and hoarding of petroleum products, reported ANI.

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