Pramod Sawant said that the Government of India has constituted a committee to review the stock of LPG cylinders across the country in order to ensure a minimum reserve of 15 days.
Speaking on the issue, Sawant stated that the move is part of the Centre’s efforts to closely monitor the availability of cooking gas and maintain adequate reserves amid evolving global circumstances.
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The Chief Minister further informed that the Centre has sought a detailed report from Goa regarding the current stock position of LPG cylinders in the state.
According to Sawant, the report will help the Union Government assess the availability of LPG and take necessary steps to ensure uninterrupted supply for consumers.
Authorities in the state are compiling the required data on LPG stocks and supply to submit to the Centre as part of the nationwide review exercise.
