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LPG Gas Cylinder New Rules | Ever since the war between Iran and Israel started, there has been a major impact on India’s gas supply. India imports most of its gas from the Gulf countries, but gas supply has been somewhat disrupted due to the war. Therefore, its impact is seen on domestic gas distribution. Against this background, the government is continuously implementing new rules in the rules of gas booking. Now, a new regulation regarding LPG is being implemented from 1st June 2026. Let’s find out what exactly this rule is and how it can affect your life.

So friends, in areas where PNG is available, many households have been found to have both PNG and LPG gas at the same time, so the government has decided to introduce new rules to control it. According to the information, from June 1, 2026, consumers with PNG connections will be required to return or close their LPG connections within 30 days. If the LPG connection is not returned within this period, action may be taken to cancel the connection of the concerned customers. Due to this, there is a possibility that the supply of LPG cylinders to such customers will be stopped after July 1. LPG Gas Cylinder New Rules

According to government figures, around 6.5 lakh new PNG connections were provided across the country till March. However, it has been observed that many consumers are using LPG cylinders even after getting PNG connection. Therefore, to prevent misuse, hoarding and black market of domestic cylinders, Oil Marketing Companies (OMCs) have started verification of such double connections.

The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas has clarified that double fuel connections will be phased out in areas where PNG facility is available. For this, the data of PNG and LPG consumers has been collected, and action is likely to be taken against consumers who do not follow the rules. LPG Gas Cylinder New Rules

Meanwhile, the government has also clarified that in future if a customer migrates to an area without PNG facility, he will be able to re-open LPG connection. However, customers in areas where PNG is currently available will need to comply with the rules. Therefore, consumers having PNG connection should check the status of their LPG connection in time and take necessary action, otherwise there may be a risk of LPG supply being cut off after 1st July.