Strictness on LPG supply in Delhi: Ban on sale from warehouse, facility of 5 kg cylinder to migrant workers
The government has taken a big decision to make the supply system of LPG cylinders in the capital transparent and controlled. Now the sale of LPG cylinders directly from warehouses has been completely banned. Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have issued clear instructions to all gas distributors saying that selling cylinders directly from the warehouse will be considered an illegal activity. If any distributor violates the rules, strict action will be taken against him.
Relief to migrant workers
Giving relief to migrant workers, the government has decided to provide small LPG cylinders of 5 kg each. This will benefit those people who are temporarily living in the city and are not able to get big cylinders. Help desk facility has also been started to solve the problems of consumers, so that people can easily register their complaints and needs.
Migrant laborers will get 5 kg cylinders
Now the availability of small 5 kg LPG cylinders has increased significantly across the city. These cylinders are being made available at gas agencies through Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs), so that needy people can easily get them. According to the government, 5 kg LPG cylinder can be purchased only by showing valid identity card. There will be no need for address verification for this. The entire process has been made simple and fast. This decision will benefit migrant labourers, people living on rent and citizens coming to the city for temporary employment. Till now many people were facing problems due to the requirement of address proof to get big cylinders. In such a situation, the government has tried to make this system easier and provide LPG to every needy.
Along with increasing the availability of small 5 kg cylinders, special help desks have also been started for assistance. According to the information given by the government, 11 dedicated help desks have been set up at selected outlets of HPCL.
direct home delivery
The government is continuously monitoring the LPG supply system in the capital to maintain its smooth functioning. Rekha Gupta has said that the supply of LPG is being continuously monitored, so that there is no obstruction anywhere and all the rules are ensured.
Appeal to the people?
Appealing to the citizens, the Chief Minister said that they should not crowd the gas agencies or warehouses, the cylinders booked for all the consumers are being delivered to their homes on time. According to the government, the LPG distribution system is being actively monitored and immediate action is being taken against any irregularities or irregularities.
What do the figures say?
According to the data released by the government, on April 4, 1,14,679 cylinders were booked in Delhi, while 1,31,335 cylinders were delivered. It is clear from these data of Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) that the number of deliveries was more than the bookings, which shows that the old pending orders are being fulfilled rapidly and the delivery system is working better.
According to the government, it is taking an average of 4 days for the delivery of domestic LPG cylinders. Consumers are getting timely and better service. The government is continuously monitoring the LPG supply so that there is no shortage or interruption anywhere and the distribution system remains transparent and systematic.
Control room created to stop black marketing
Rekha Gupta informed that a dedicated control room has also been started to stop hoarding and black marketing. A helpline has been issued for consumer complaints and information. People can complain about LPG related problems and irregularities by calling these numbers 011-23379836, 8383824659. The effect of government’s strictness was also seen. Delhi Police raided 17 places. Food and Supplies Department inspected 76 gas agencies and storage places.
Appeal to avoid rumors
Amidst the ongoing discussions regarding LPG supply in the capital, Rekha Gupta has assured the people of Delhi that the supply of LPG in the city is completely normal and smooth. The Chief Minister clearly said that there is no need for any panic, as the distribution system is working continuously and cylinders are being provided to the consumers on time. Rekha Gupta appealed to the citizens and said, maintain peace, do not pay attention to any kind of rumours. Trust the LPG delivery system. Cooperate with the administration. According to the government, there is adequate availability of LPG and the supply chain is being continuously monitored so that there is no disruption anywhere. The Chief Minister reiterated that all consumers are getting gas cylinders on time and smoothly, hence unnecessary crowding or haste should be avoided.
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