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Cylinder Transporters' Strike Continues for the Second Day in Lucknow: Said- the Company Has Limited Itself to a Few Agencies, Making It Difficult to Meet Expenses

Summary by Dainik Bhaskar
The transporters' strike continued for the second day on Wednesday at Lucknow's Amausi Indian Oil LPG bottling plant. Transporters parked their trucks and refused to pick up cylinders. This halted supplies to all 80 Indane gas agencies in Lucknow and some in Barabanki. According to transporters, Indian Oil had promised to deliver cylinders to 192 gas agencies in 2023. Later, the work was reduced to a few agencies. This reduced earnings and made …
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The transporters' strike continued for the second day on Wednesday at Lucknow's Amausi Indian Oil LPG bottling plant. Transporters parked their trucks and refused to pick up cylinders. This halted supplies to all 80 Indane gas agencies in Lucknow and some in Barabanki. According to transporters, Indian Oil had promised to deliver cylinders to 192 gas agencies in 2023. Later, the work was reduced to a few agencies. This reduced earnings and made …

·Bhopal, India
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Dainik Bhaskar broke the news in Bhopal, India on Wednesday, November 4, 2026.
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