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Indian Oil Assures LPG Supply Amidst Panic Bookings, Urges Calm

Gas Cylinder Booking: గ్యాస్ సిలిండర్ బుక్ చేస్తున్నారా? ఇండియన్ ఆయిల్ కీలక సూచన (ప్రతీకాత్మక చిత్రం)

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News18•17-03-2026, 12:29

Indian Oil Assures LPG Supply Amidst Panic Bookings, Urges Calm

•Indian Oil assures continuous and safe LPG supply, countering fears of shortage due to the Iran war and commercial cylinder scarcity.
•Despite government assurances, public anxiety leads to advance bookings, causing temporary demand surges and affecting delivery schedules.
•Indian Oil advises booking LPG refills only when necessary to avoid panic bookings that disrupt supply chains.
•Union Minister Suresh Gopi confirms no domestic LPG shortage and government efforts to mitigate global energy supply issues.
•Oil companies maintain a 25-day gap (45 days in some rural areas) between LPG cylinder bookings to manage demand.

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