
No shortage of LPG, Oppn. creating panic among public, says Fadnavis
## Fadnavis Blames Congress for LPG Shortages, Denies Supply Crisis Maharashtra Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis has refuted claims of an LPG shortage in the state, blaming the opposition Congress for creating panic and long queues at distribution centers. He insists that there is no actual shortage but rather a result of misinformation spread by the Congress. Fadnavis accused the party of misleading the public and insulting Prime Minister Narendra Modi while speaking to reporters. The situation has been further complicated by price hikes, technical issues with booking cylinders, delays in deliveries, and a restricted commercial supply for the hospitality sector. Congress members have criticized the government's handling of the crisis, pointing to the shutdowns of numerous hotels due to the shortage. They also questioned the Prime Minister's silence on the issue, highlighting his past successes in uniting international leaders.
15 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
Tamil Nadu's Chief Minister M.K. Stalin blames the BJP-led Union government for the nationwide LPG cylinder shortage, attributing it to "wrong decisions" and a lack of foresight.
— The Hindu
The CPI has condemned the government's handling of the LPG shortage and price hikes, citing their impact on consumers and small businesses.
17 MAR 2026
— The Hindu
The NCP-SP accuses the BJP-led government of failing to manage the LPG gas shortage, citing a lack of transparency and communication.
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