India’s LPG tanker ‘Jag Vikram’ Crossed Hormuz, became the first Indian ship to leave after ceasefire

Indian LPG Tanker Jag Vikram Strait Of Hormuz Crossing: The positive effect of the two-week temporary ceasefire announced between America and Iran is now visible on the global energy route. According to reports received on Saturday, 11 April 2026, the Indian Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) tanker ‘Jag Vikram’ Has successfully crossed Hormuz. This is the first Indian ship to pass through this strategic route after the announcement of temporary ceasefire.

‘Jag Vikram’ reaches Gulf of Oman

The ship transited this vital sea route between Friday night and Saturday morning. By Saturday afternoon, the ship was moving east and was located east of Hormuz. gulf of oman I had arrived. It is a medium-sized gas carrier ship which is heading towards India carrying about 20,000 tonnes of LPG.

Many ships are still stranded in the area

This is the ninth Indian ship to safely exit the Persian Gulf since the beginning of March. However, around 15 Indian flagged ships are still stuck in the same area waiting for safe passage to proceed further. According to the data, at the time of the conflict in West Asia, a total of 28 Indian ships were present in the Hormuz area, out of which a total of 11 ships (9 from the western part and 2 from the eastern part) have been evacuated safely.

Impact on India’s energy security

strait of hormuz It is extremely important for India’s energy needs as India imports about 88% of its crude oil and 60% of LPG needs. The disruption of this route due to the conflict had a negative impact on the domestic supply of gas and LPG in India.

The recent circumstances have led to reduction in supply, especially to commercial consumers, impacting many industries and business activities. However, now the situation is gradually becoming normal. After the safe return of ships like ‘Jag Vikram’, efforts are being made to bring the supply system back on track.

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At present the supply is being partially restored to provide relief to essential services and businesses. According to officials, the situation is expected to improve further in the coming days and plans are being made to completely normalize the supply in a phased manner.