How could Houthis' drone attacks on Saudi Arabia's oil pipeline hit India's crude supply?

Saudi Arabia has temporarily shut its 1,200-km East-West oil pipeline after attacks by Houthis. A prolonged disruption could make alternative crude supplies more difficult or expensive to secure. For India, which relies heavily on imported crude, refiners may need to diversify sourcing. Higher procurement and freight costs could pressure refining margins, with consumers facing higher fuel prices.