New Delhi. Amidst tensions in West Asia and rising global gas prices, the Central Government has taken an important step to provide relief to migrant labourers. Now the availability of 5 kg LPG cylinder has been increased to double the earlier level. Its objective is to save millions of laborers working in cities from any kind of trouble for their daily needs.
What changed in the rules?
According to the order of the Petroleum Ministry, states will now get additional 5 kg free trade LPG cylinders. More cylinders than the previously fixed limit will be made available so that balance is maintained between demand and supply.
Who will get the benefit?
The government has clarified that these cylinders will be for migrant laborers only. The food and civil supplies departments of the states will ensure the distribution of these cylinders. Government oil companies will also cooperate in this, so that the cylinders can reach the needy on time.
previous preparations
Earlier, the government had taken several steps to increase the supply of commercial LPG. In March, it was increased to 50% and later to 70% for textile and chemical industries. Priority was always given to restaurants, hotels, industrial canteens and community kitchens.
status and future
According to government data, around 6.75 lakh 5 kg cylinders have been sold till the end of March. The ministry says that the supply of gas for migrant laborers is currently controlled and there is no major shortage. The central government has instructed the states to distribute cylinders fairly as per local needs.
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