90% of India's LPG imports travels through Hormuz Strait, but things in control: Govt

The Indian government has reassured citizens regarding the accessibility of liquefied petroleum gas (LPG) amid concerns related to its supply chain. Approximately 90% of India’s LPG imports transit through the strategically vital Hormuz Strait, a region currently facing geopolitical tensions. The Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas emphasized that despite the challenges posed by these conditions, the situation remains under control. Authorities urged the public not to engage in panic-buying, which could exacerbate the problem. This statement comes in light of rising fears about potential shortages, ensuring that citizens remain calm and informed about the ongoing supply dynamics. The government is closely monitoring the situation and is taking necessary steps to maintain steady supplies of LPG to meet domestic needs, underscoring its commitment to energy security in the face of regional instability.