14 November 2026
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ONGC Warns Public Against Fraudulent “ONGC INDIA” Entity, Urges Stakeholders to Verify Authenticity

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited issues caution to vendors, financial institutions, and general public, promising strict legal action against impersonation and fraud
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New Delhi: Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited (ONGC) has issued a public notice warning vendors, financial institutions, and the general public about an unauthorised entity operating under the name “ONGC INDIA”. The company clarified that this entity has no affiliation whatsoever with ONGC or any of its group companies.

Fraudulent Entity Alert

According to ONGC, the entity is falsely claiming association with the organisation to mislead stakeholders. The company emphasised that any engagement with such entities or individuals will be entirely at the risk of the concerned parties. ONGC has reiterated its stance that impersonation, misrepresentation, or fraudulent use of its name will invite strict civil and criminal action.

Read also: ONGC ATI Goa, NFSC Nagpur Sign MoU to Strengthen Fire Safety and Emergency Response Training

Key Advisory for Stakeholders

  • Verification: Stakeholders should carefully verify the authenticity of any communication, proposals, or business dealings claiming association with ONGC.
  • Reporting: Any suspicious activity or impersonation attempts should be immediately reported to ONGC.
  • Caution: Vendors, financial institutions, and the public are urged to exercise due diligence before entering into agreements with unknown entities.
  • Legal Action: ONGC is committed to pursuing all legal avenues against individuals or groups involved in fraudulent activities using its name.

Protecting Stakeholders and Brand Integrity

ONGC, as a leading public sector energy company, reaffirmed its commitment to safeguarding stakeholders from fraud and protecting the integrity of its brand. The company urged everyone to remain vigilant and aware of potential scams.

About ONGC:

Oil and Natural Gas Corporation (ONGC) is India’s largest oil and gas exploration and production company and a leading Maharatna public sector undertaking. The company plays a critical role in ensuring the nation’s energy security while maintaining strong emphasis on operational safety, sustainability, and skill development across its workforce.

Read also: ONGC Videsh Appoints Dr. Dulal Halder as Director (Operations) to Drive Global Expansion and Strengthen India’s Energy Footprint


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