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Delhi Govt Implements Controlled Distribution for Commercial LPG Cylinders

LPG संकट के बीच दिल्ली में कमर्शियल सिलेंडर पर नई नीति बनी. (Image:AI)

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News18•14-03-2026, 21:59

Delhi Govt Implements Controlled Distribution for Commercial LPG Cylinders

•Delhi government introduces a new controlled distribution policy for commercial LPG cylinders due to shortage.
•Approximately 1,800 commercial cylinders (19 kg) will be distributed daily on priority, based on consumer bookings and average past consumption.
•Essential services like hospitals, educational institutions, railways, airports, hotels, and restaurants will receive priority supply.
•Strict monitoring will be enforced to prevent hoarding, illegal storage, and black marketing of cylinders.
•Institutions advised to use alternative methods like induction cooking or PNG; daily bulletins to prevent panic.

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