LPG Cylinder: Amidst heightened tensions in the Middle East, concerns about the supply of LPG gas cylinders have grown in many parts of the country. However, the government continues to take strict measures to ensure supply. Furthermore, the government has clearly stated that the supply will not be disrupted. Despite this, many consumers fear that the international situation may impact the availability of cooking gas.
The government maintains that there is sufficient domestic cooking gas availability in the country and that consumers will not be inconvenienced under any circumstances. Nevertheless, if you are experiencing any problems with your gas cylinder or believe a cylinder is not arriving at home despite booking, you can register your complaint at the following numbers.
Government reassures the public.
According to officials, the energy supply is being continuously monitored. Domestic gas, or LPG, is being given top priority so that people’s daily needs are not affected.
The government has appealed to people not to pay attention to rumours and to avoid unnecessarily hoarding gas cylinders. This could put additional pressure on the supply system.
Complaints of Delays from Several Cities
Despite the government’s assurances, complaints have emerged from some cities that gas cylinders are not being delivered on time, even after booking. Some consumers have also alleged that some dealers are demanding extra money or unnecessarily delaying delivery.
In such cases, consumers have been advised to lodge complaints directly with their gas company’s helpline to resolve the problem quickly.
Booking Period Extended to 25 Days
Recently, the government extended the booking period for domestic LPG cylinders from 21 days to 25 days. This means that after receiving a cylinder, consumers will now have to wait 25 days before they can book again.
This change has led to an increase in complaints about delivery delays in some areas, but officials say the aim is to balance supply better.
Immediately complain about the dealer’s arbitrariness.
If a gas cylinder is not delivered on time after booking, or if the dealer demands excessive payment, consumers can complain directly to the gas company.
Indane Gas consumers can contact the toll-free number 1800-2333-555. Additionally, the number 7718955555 is also available for LPG booking and complaints.
Bharatgas customers can register their problems by calling 1800-22-4344. The number 7715012345 has been issued for LPG booking.
HP Gas consumers can complain on the toll-free number 1800-2333-555 or 9493602222 (HP Anytime LPG).
Be aware, no need to panic.
Experts say there is currently adequate LPG availability in the country, and the government is constantly monitoring the situation.
If there’s a delivery issue, consumers should exercise their rights and file a complaint with the company’s helpline instead of panicking. This can lead to a quick resolution and curb dealer overreach.
