Sagar Watch News/ Amid rumours about fuel shortages, Anurag Jain, on Thursday, clarified that there is no shortage of petrol, diesel, or LPG in the state and directed strict action against those spreading misinformation or indulging in black marketing.
Acting on the state’s directions, Sandeep G.R. also reviewed the availability and distribution of domestic gas cylinders in the district, instructing agencies to ensure uninterrupted supply and transparency.
During a video conference with divisional commissioners, collectors, police officials, and senior administrators, the Chief Secretary said authorities must immediately curb rumours and prevent illegal hoarding of petroleum products and LPG. Officials were also directed to resolve supply-related complaints promptly and set up control rooms if necessary.
At the district level, Collector Sandeep G.R. held a meeting with gas agency operators to assess stock and streamline distribution to ensure consumers receive cylinders on time without inconvenience.
Special Points
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The state government confirmed adequate availability of petrol, diesel, LPG, and CNG across Madhya Pradesh.
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Strict action was ordered against rumour-mongers and black marketers spreading false information about shortages.
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Collectors are directed to monitor gas warehouses regularly and share their lists with police authorities.
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Control rooms to be set up for quick resolution of complaints related to fuel and LPG supply.
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In Sagar district, gas agencies were told to maintain transparent cylinder distribution and ensure timely supply.
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Domestic LPG use for commercial purposes is banned, with strict monitoring by the administration.
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Agencies are instructed to record video while opening and closing gas warehouses daily.
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Revenue officials to be deployed at gas agencies and storage points for monitoring.
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Food Department to track daily stock levels and report supply status.
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Consumer awareness pamphlets to be distributed about safe and efficient LPG usage.