LPG Gas Cylinder Price Hike: The government may have increased the price of commercial gas cylinders, but there has been no change in the prices of domestic gas. Know the new rate.
LPG Gas Cylinder Price Hike: The price of Commercial LPG Cylinder has increased from today, May 1. Its direct impact will be seen on hotel and restaurant operators. The government may have increased the price of commercial gas cylinders, but there has been no change in the prices of domestic gas. This is the biggest increase so far in commercial gas.
Today on May 1, the government has given a big blow to small businessmen and hotel and restaurant operators. Because the price of 19 kg gas cylinder has been increased by Rs 993. After which the price of commercial cylinder has crossed Rs 3,000. This means that from today onwards you will be able to fill commercial cylinders for more than Rs 3,000. Rates are different for all big cities.
Where and how much will commercial gas cylinder be available?
- Delhi- ₹3,071.50
- In Kolkata, the cylinder will be available for ₹ 3,202 instead of ₹ 2,208. Because here it has become costliest by Rs 994.
- Mumbai – It has become ₹3,024.
- Chennai-The price has reached ₹3,237.
No change in the price of domestic gas cylinder
The government has given great relief to the common people. The prices of domestic gas cylinders have not been increased. That means domestic gas cylinders can be filled at the old price only. Due to increase in the price of commercial gas cylinders, food items available in the market may also become expensive. This means that in the coming days, hotels and restaurants may increase their menu prices, which may put additional burden on the pockets of common people. This news has increased the concern of small traders.
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