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IndianOil Advises Against Panic Booking of LPG Cylinders Amid Global Tensions, Says Supply Stable
The company said it is delivering 28 lakh cylinders a day and has conducted more than 7,500 inspections to curb black marketing.
- On Friday, the Indian Oil Corporation confirmed that India's LPG supply remains stable and adequate despite ongoing geopolitical disruptions to global energy markets.
- Daily deliveries of around 28 lakh LPG cylinders remain consistent with normal delivery levels prior to the onset of current geopolitical tensions, the company said.
- IndianOil stepped up enforcement, conducting more than 7,500 inspections that led to around 68,000 raids, 855 FIRs, and suspension of 5 distributors for malpractices.
- Nearly 87 per cent of refill bookings now occur via digital platforms, with deliveries authenticated through Delivery Authentication Codes to ensure cylinders reach intended customers.
- IndianOil urges customers to avoid panic booking or hoarding, advising them to rely solely on official communication channels rather than unsubstantiated rumours.
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IndianOil advises against panic booking of LPG cylinders amid global tensions, says supply stable
In a statement, IndianOil said that it was delivering around 28 lakh LPG cylinders daily and nearly 87 per cent of refill bookings are being made through digital platforms.
·New Delhi, India
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The Economic TimesNo LPG shortage, supply steady at 28 lakh cylinders daily: Indian Oil
Indian Oil Corporation confirms domestic LPG supply remains stable and adequate across India. The company is delivering around 28 lakh cylinders daily, meeting normal demand. Consumers are urged not to panic book or stockpile. IndianOil is actively addressing concerns and taking strict action against black marketing and hoarding. Over 7,500 inspections have led to actions against distributors.
·India
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