The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has urged LPG consumers across the country to avoid panic booking and to place refill requests only after 25 days from their last delivery.
Officials said the appeal comes amid rising demand and concerns over supply disruptions. According to oil companies, domestic households continue to remain the top priority in LPG distribution.
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State-run Oil Marketing Companies have stated that around 50 lakh LPG refills are currently being delivered every day across the country to ensure that household demand is met.
Authorities added that refineries are operating at maximum capacity to boost LPG production and maintain a steady supply in the market. The move is aimed at preventing shortages and ensuring that cylinders remain available to consumers.
The ministry emphasised that unnecessary or premature refill bookings can create artificial demand pressures in the distribution system. Consumers have therefore been requested to follow the recommended booking cycle and avoid panic buying to help maintain smooth supply nationwide.
