LPG Shortage: PM Modi Says Some People Trying To Create Panic, Urges State Govts To Enhance Monitoring

Prime Minister Narendra Modi addressed the ongoing LPG shortage, attributing it to the broader global energy crisis exacerbated by the ongoing war in Ukraine. He emphasized the importance of maintaining calm and urged state governments to enhance their monitoring systems to prevent panic among citizens. Modi reassured the public that the central government is actively working to ensure adequate LPG supply, highlighting that some individuals are attempting to create fear and unrest regarding the situation. The Prime Minister's remarks come as many households across India face challenges in accessing liquefied petroleum gas, a crucial fuel for cooking. He called for collective efforts to manage this crisis effectively while reassuring citizens of the government's commitment to maintaining energy security.
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